Better wording, indeed.Defuser said:Not insta-shit but insta-bomba.
Better wording, indeed.Defuser said:Not insta-shit but insta-bomba.
harSon said:Cry-On is being published by AQ Interactive. Going by Sakaguchi's past interviews, I wouldn't get my hopes up for a Sakaguchi developed Playstation 3 game. Especially when the game was announced in 2005, back when the Playstation brand was still headed by Kutaragi.
Defuser said:Not insta-shit but insta-bomba.
Nolan. said:Yeah meant aq, plus aq wants to be as profitable as anyone else sakaguchi having angst towards a platform isn't their problem.
AltogetherAndrews said:If that crap about making people Cry On is true, then it is insta-shit.
Yeah, WiiFit is taking Japan gaming where I don't want it to go but you have to hand it to Nintendo for having the balls to try something like this and congratulate them for actually succeeding. It just goes to show, if companies like Sony and Square think outside the box they can reap the rewards as well.AltogetherAndrews said:Oh good grief. I don't know what's worse, the intention or the mere idea that it would actually work.
As for WiiFit, and the Wii, I guess it's time to give some credit where credit is due. I think the current direction is a terrible thing myself, but you have to hand it to Nintendo, the company knows how to make ridiculous hits like no other company.
Microsoft financially funded Mistwalker studio.harSon said:Doesn't Microsoft have a 3 title exclusive deal set with Mistwalker anyways?
Balls? Nintendo already have balls ever since they introduce DS.Lightning said:Yeah, WiiFit is taking Japan gaming where I don't want it to go but you have to hand it to Nintendo for having the balls to try something like this and congratulate them for actually succeeding.
harSon said:Doesn't Microsoft have a 3 title exclusive deal set with Mistwalker anyways?
Good god :lol Maybe his words were out of context or he could have been exaggerating. I'm pretty sure he just means the goal is to make the players 'feel' for the characters and their story.
Lightning said:Yeah, WiiFit is taking Japan gaming where I don't want it to go but you have to hand it to Nintendo for having the balls to try something like this and congratulate them for actually succeeding. It just goes to show, if companies like Sony and Square think outside the box they can reap the rewards as well.
Past few posts already say sakaguchi owns stock in AQI therefore porting is out of the question.Nolan. said:Though I wouldn't be surprised if they ported it, thats assuming it's alive anymore.
Mithos Yggdrasill said:I'm not that sure, but it seems that Wii Fit fueled it a little bit. If we suppose that until the first week of January sales will probaly only go up, I would say that reach Super Mario Sunshine is not out of question. But there are anothers 300k copies to sell and it's not easy as many think. We are already almost in the middle of December now.
Defuser said:Past few posts already say sakaguchi owns stock in AQI therefore porting is out of the question.
You miss the point though... JP games make the overall library more appealing everywhere, not just Japan. Plus, tons of JP games have gone on to be huge worldwide successes (Lost Planet, Dead Rising, Lumines Live, DOA4, PES6, etc). They definitely add to 360's worldwide appeal, and without them 360 would be doing worse in *every* market most likely.BishopLamont said:Yeah but I think it's better to spend on money on developing western games since they sell alot better in western markets, while also selling decently in Japan. Whereas atm these Japanese developed games sell bad in all markets.
Who said Cry On's the 3rd game though? What happened to Gooch's rumored 360 MMORPG?harSon said:Doesn't Microsoft have a 3 title exclusive deal set with Mistwalker anyways?
They also have a tba PS3 ARPG in the works though. Also, some Wii stuff I'd imagine.McDragon said:Cavia are mostly 360 this gen.
Bullet Witch, Zegapain XOR and Cry On.
doicare said:No your right he should be allowed to be as much of a nintendo fanboy as he wants whilst saying silly things and insulting others and nobody should say anything.
verplant said:week ending dec 9: 49,000 / 500,000
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week ending dec 16: 75,000 / 575,000
week ending dec 23: 100,000 / 675,000
week ending dec 30: 75,000 / 750,000
week ending jan 06: 40,000 / 790,000
week ending jan 13: 20,000 / 805,000
I don't see a problem here.
jarrod said:You miss the point though... JP games make the overall library more appealing everywhere, not just Japan. Plus, tons of JP games have gone on to be huge worldwide successes (Lost Planet, Dead Rising, Lumines Live, DOA4, PES6, etc). They definitely add to 360's worldwide appeal, and without them 360 would be doing worse in *every* market most likely.
Besides, if not for having titles like Blue Dragon & Ace Combat 6 to blaze the way, who's to say if 360 would have an active enough JP base to pull in decent AC or Oblivion sales even?.
Ah MP8 should still beat it out in the end though. SE really dropped the ball on DQIV supply, DQM:J did alot better at this point.JoshuaJSlone said:MP2 did 1.07m.
It is common for games and hardware to boost in December/January. I think Wii Fit specifically is getting too much credit. Wii continues to behave like younger PS2 at this time of year, though that still leaves a hell of a big range as to what it might do in the next few weeks.schuelma said:One more note- For all the "Wii will destroy gaming" people- it certainly appears that the renewed interest in the Wii thanks to Wii Fit is leading to some solid software titles for the so called "real games".
It seems MP2 did 1.07m.BishopLamont said:Mario Party 4 did 902,827 according to Moor's site, and unless MP 1-3 did anything above it then yes MP8 is the best selling Mario Party at 918,000.
According to Famitsu,BishopLamont said:Oh and can someone post data on what DQM:J did on first week, second week and so on?
Most likely sakaguchi projects.Nolan. said:Didn't Aq port Vampire's Rain to the ps3, or is it only projects Sakaguchi's involved with.?
Mithos Yggdrasill said:I'm not that sure, but it seems that Wii Fit fueled it a little bit. If we suppose that until the first week of January sales will probaly only go up, I would say that reach Super Mario Sunshine is not out of question. But there are anothers 300k copies to sell and it's not easy as many think. We are already almost in the middle of December now.
Defuser said:Past few posts already say sakaguchi owns stock in AQI therefore porting is out of the question.
I don't know about NMH but Uncharted doesn't even appeal to the Japan market, so why compare it to anything? Regardless of budget. It as a high budget for sales in EU/US not Japan.BishopLamont said:What's so fanboyish about what he said? Uncharted and NMH doesn't make for a very good comparison since ones small budget and ones big budget.
Nolan. said:Didn't Aq port Vampire's Rain to the ps3, or is it only projects Sakaguchi's involved with.?
BishopLamont said:What's so fanboyish about what he said? Uncharted and NMH doesn't make for a very good comparison since ones small budget and ones big budget.
harSon said:Vampire Rain was planned for the Playstation 3 from the very beginning, it was announced back in 2005.
I'm pretty sure Cry-On is that third game. A 360 MMO was touched upon but nothing but a verbal commitment has been released. He also mentioned a Blue Dragon sequel but I'm guessing the DS title was the game he was talking about.
BishopLamont said:What's so fanboyish about what he said? Uncharted and NMH doesn't make for a very good comparison since ones small budget and ones big budget.
There are four holiday weeks left, not including the one we just got leaked numbers for.Mithos Yggdrasill said:I'm not that sure, but it seems that Wii Fit fueled it a little bit. If we suppose that until the first week of January sales will probaly only go up, I would say that reach Super Mario Sunshine is not out of question. But there are anothers 300k copies to sell and it's not easy as many think. We are already almost in the middle of December now.
The numbers might turn out like that, but the weeks probably need to be shuffled a bit. The first week of January tend to be bigger than both the week ending dec 16 and the week ending dec 30, for example.verplant said:week ending dec 9: 49,000 / 500,000
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week ending dec 16: 75,000 / 575,000
week ending dec 23: 100,000 / 675,000
week ending dec 30: 75,000 / 750,000
week ending jan 06: 40,000 / 790,000
week ending jan 13: 20,000 / 805,000
It rose this week. Why do you not expect it to keep rising as the biggest holiday weeks approach?Relaxed Muscle said:I´m sure SMG will not reach the 1 million mark,and even I would find pretty surprising if it reach SMS numbers...
Nolan. said:It might have been planned from the beggining, but it wasn't publicly known until a little after the 360 version was released. Though thats not the point I was making, was trying o say they can do ps3 games. Like I said though Cry-on might be that game, though I would have expected the game to be Ms published so it's locked in. As for Bd I doubt the ds game is a sequel, it sounded more like a spin off.
More details are known on the company's plans for the PS3.Vampire's Rain, which is being developed at Artoon for the Xbox 360 but will also be released on the PlayStation 3. Artoon CEO and one of the creative forces in the creation of the Sonic the Hedgehog series, Naoto Oshima, is working directly on this title, and promises a game that makes vampires scary once again.
Well yeah that's my point, the two games shouldn't be compared.Lightning said:I don't know about NMH but Uncharted doesn't even appeal to the Japan market, so why compare it to anything? Regardless of budget. It as a high budget for sales in EU/US not Japan.
doicare said:Well for starters he didn't have to comment on the post. Next up he could have just said: "What's up with the Uncharted and No More Heroes comparison anyway? I don't see how you can compare such completely different games."
But he didn't, he added "Or has Sony fans hit a new low?". Apart from the poor grammar that extra sentence is just a troll post.
test_account said:No one really compared the 2 games, duckroll just made a joke comment about it. And its the last comment that makes it into a fanboy comment sorta: "Or has Sony fans hit a new low?". It indicates that Sony fans usually are "low".
Some of Frillen's comments are oozing with anti-Sony stuff. I've seen other people also mentioning simular to his comments so i'm not the only one who have noticed it. Its the way he writes those comments that makes it so annyoing. Sorry to say it Frillen, but some of your anti-Sony comments are getting really annoying sometimes :/
BishopLamont said:At least he's discussing something relevant to the topic, you on the other hand isn't.
Sure, but even some of those 3rd party games are seeing MS funding... I just don't think they're making awful moves in Japan this round, they're actually making the sort of moves that should've against PS2 imo. The problem is more the overall makert shift rather than some inherent miscalculation on Microsoft's part.BishopLamont said:Well I'm talking more about MS funding these Japanese developed games, where money is better spent developing western games. Not games not funded by MS.
Passing Sunshine probably won't be a problem, but 1m might be a stretch. Never know though, it could imitate the DS Mario games and secretly rack up decent catalog sales outside the top 10 for some time...Relaxed Muscle said:I´m sure SMG will not reach the 1 million mark,and even I would find pretty surprising if it reach SMS numbers...
Fixed. Porting "Bullet Witch" failures to PS3 so they can fail harder isn't going to help AQI long term. :lolRelaxed Muscle said:How much stock?....,because if it is a 10% I wouldn´t say a port is out of the question.....
How much "Bullet Witch" failures can stand AQI before considering the Wii way?....
BishopLamont said:Well yeah that's my point, the two games shouldn't be compared.
And you coming in here calling him a Nintendo fanboy isn't trolling? At least he's discussing something relevant to the topic, you on the other hand isn't.
Jokeropia said:It rose this week. Why do you not expect it to keep rising as the biggest holiday weeks approach?
BishopLamont said:And you coming in here calling him a Nintendo fanboy isn't trolling? At least he's discussing something relevant to the topic, you on the other hand isn't.
I find it refreshing! <3 <3test_account said:Sorry to say it Frillen, but some of your anti-Sony comments are getting really annoying sometimes :/
Relaxed Muscle said:I think Wiifit is gonna steal a lot of SMG possible buyers....
There´s some strong and popular weeks coming,but I´m not seeing SMG getting good numbers....
I hope I´m wrong.
doicare said:I'm just responding on his level, and again we come back to, no your right nobody should comment on his fanboy posts that are silly and insulting to others...
jarrod said:I find it refreshing! <3 <3
BishopLamont said:Well I don't really find it annoying as some of you do, since there is some truth to what he said.
Relaxed Muscle said:I hope I´m wrong.
jarrod said:Fixed. Porting "Bullet Witch" failures to PS3 so they can fail harder isn't going to help AQI long term. :lol
Culex said:On a side note, last month's NPD's were sidestepped by Sony fans with the PS3 outselling the Wii in Japan. What will they use as a distraction this month?
BishopLamont said:SE really dropped the ball on DQIV supply, DQM:J did alot better at this point.
13k is a bad first week by any standard. Just cause it bombed "only as bad as K7 on PS2" doesn't stop it from being a bombJokeropia said:Why?
BishopLamont said:I doubt a casual game like WiiFit will steal sales from a hardcore game like SMG, on the contrary I think it'll help since it's pushing more hardware out.
ethelred said:How did Square Enix drop the ball on supply? Do you have any idea what the retail availability is? Dragon Quest IV is doing fine, by the way. It was tracking almost identically to the PlayStation remake, though it took a fairly surprising drop in week 3.
Loudninja said:Ok, besides GT5, anything else coming out this year?
BishopLamont said:I thought it was supply constrained after first week?
test_account said:For PS3? If so, Time Crisis 4 is comming 22th December if i'm not mistaken. There are som other PS3 games too, but i dont think any of them will do more than ~20k.
ethelred said:Maybe! What factual data-driven sources do you base this assumption on?