:lol :lolTabris said:Excellent sales for the PSP and if you factor in cost, it outsold the DS when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.
:lol :lolTabris said:Excellent sales for the PSP and if you factor in cost, it outsold the DS when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.
[I]Excellent sales for the PSP and if you factor in cost, it outsold the DS when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.[/I]
Tharkûn said:Maybe it's not a good thing. Wii Sports/Play/Music etc might be the only thing most Wii owners will care about.
Tabris said:Excellent sales for the PSP and if you factor in cost, it outsold the DS when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.
AshStrife said:Code:[I]Excellent sales for the PSP and if you factor in cost, it outsold the DS when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.[/I]
This reasoning needs to be expounded to the overall market.
Excellent sales for the PS3 and if you factor in cost, it outsold the Wii when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.
which leads to,
Excellent sales for the 360 and if you factor in Japanese apathy, it outsold the PS3 when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.
Yep, all this time we have been reading the Japanese market upside down.
AshStrife said:Code:[I]Excellent sales for the PSP and if you factor in cost, it outsold the DS when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.[/I]
This reasoning needs to be expounded to the overall market.
Excellent sales for the PS3 and if you factor in cost, it outsold the Wii when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.
which leads to,
Excellent sales for the 360 and if you factor in Japanese apathy, it outsold the PS3 when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.
Yep, all this time we have been reading the Japanese market upside down.
I think we've lost him, Doctor.Tabris said:Excellent sales for the PSP and if you factor in cost, it outsold the DS when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.
Mr. Pointy said:I think we've lost him, Doctor.
And now something completely different: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_drrgyeA5UTabris said:Excellent sales for the PSP and if you factor in cost, it outsold the DS when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.
Taurus said:And now something completely different: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_drrgyeA5U
schuelma said:Since I'm new at this, how much of a bump can PS3 reasonably expect to get?
My crystal ball says: 35k at most, over 40k would be very well. Game itself sells propably about 60-70k at max for the first week.schuelma said:Next week will be interesting. Since I'm new at this, how much of a bump can PS3 reasonably expect to get?
Taurus said:My crystal ball says: 35k at most, over 40k would be very well. Game itself sells propably about 60-70k at max for the first week.
Taurus said:And now something completely different: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_drrgyeA5U
Bingo.TheGreatDave said:There's a difference between a game that sells systems and sells well.
Are you trying to say PSP revenue > DS revenue?Tabris said:Excellent sales for the PSP and if you factor in cost, it outsold the DS when it didn't even have a shortage crisis like the times before. That's the first time in a while.
moku said:One more astounding thing of note,
If the Wii maintains these sales(70-90k per week) it will have passed half of the gamecubes total sales base in about 3-4weeks.
TTP said:Gundam Musou: 200k
PS3 sales: 40k
Beautiful :lolziran said:Are you trying to say PSP revenue > DS revenue?
AFAIK DS retail is ~17,000 yen and PSP retail is ~20,000 yen, so using the approximate Famitsu numbers (DS 134k, PSP 95k):
DS revenue ~2.28 billion yen > PSP revenue ~1.9 billion yen.
Stop It said:Amazing stuff, the Wii is doing exactly the opposite of what nearly everyone thought it would do in Japan, after 2 generations totally bombing in Japan.
Also, if the Famitsu number are accurate then the Wii is now 1 million units ahead of PS3 in Japan LTD also, if this trend continues - and I see no reason in 2007 why it shouldn't - then the Wii could pull as much as 2 million units further away by years end, scary. (Based on 38 weeks left, Wii average 80,000, PS3 average 25000).
Its PS3...I wouldn't count on it :lolziran said:There must be some bigger titles around Golden Week, but they're not listed yet.
Pureauthor said:Either Tabris is deliberately being more obtuse than usual, or his brain is on the verge of nuclear meltdown.
Stop It said:Amazing stuff, the Wii is doing exactly the opposite of what nearly everyone thought it would do in Japan, after 2 generations totally bombing in Japan.
Also, if the Famitsu number are accurate then the Wii is now 1 million units ahead of PS3 in Japan LTD also, if this trend continues - and I see no reason in 2007 why it shouldn't - then the Wii could pull as much as 2 million units further away by years end, scary. (Based on 38 weeks left, Wii average 80,000, PS3 average 25000).
Segata Sanshiro said:I think on the heels of the DS, the Wii's Japanese success is a lot less surprising. More surprising is the PS3's uh...stumbling.
enishi said:Super Robot War W should sold all 250k shipment during weekend, next shipment is the end of March :/
ethelred said:What the ****!
Nintendo needs to get this shit straightened out. It's way past the "unacceptable" point now.
ethelred said:You Ninty fanboys want to know why third parties aren't jumping on board your team's system? THIS IS WHY.
ethelred said:What the ****!
Nintendo needs to get this shit straightened out. It's way, way, way past the "unacceptable" point now.
enishi said:Super Robot War W should sold all 250k shipment during weekend, next shipment is the end of March :/
enishi said:Gundam Musou nearly sold all 150k first shipment, next shipment is on next week.
Super Robot War W should sold all 250k shipment during weekend, next shipment is the end of March :/
Edit: Also, MHP2, SimCity DS and Layton are still selling. The latter 2 are in shortage. Layton will restock in weekend and SimCity needs to wait 2 weeks....
ethelred said:What the ****!
Nintendo needs to get this shit straightened out. It's way, way, way past the "unacceptable" point now.
Dragona Akehi said:Indeed.
I think it's apparent now that DS software sells BOATLOADS, and Nintendo really needs to buy/outsource more card production, if not Lites themselves too.
Of course, jonnyram also mentioned how it's partially the retailers' fault: they aren't ordering enough cards from Nintendo! Apparently preorders haven't risen with demand: people are simply picking them up "on whim"...
Dave Long said:There's only so much production available, and it's just as likely that the publishers are to blame for short shipping DS games because they're not ordering enough to start with.
I really don't understand why there's this overwhelming belief on GAF that producing more silicon chips is easy to do like flipping a switch to add 200,000 more to the queue. It's just not like that, and when combined with the publishers looking at the market and probably undershipping a little bit simply to avoid getting stuck with product, seeing things go out of stock isn't all that surprising.
ziran said:Mar 8 Power Smash 3 / Virtua Tennis 3
Mar 15 Fight Night Round 3
Mar 15 Madden NFL 07
Mar 22 Love Adventure Love x 2 Kiss
Mar 22 Mist of Chaos
Mar 29 Winning Post 7 Maximum 2007
Mar 31 Bladestorm: The Hundred Years' War
Apr 1 Pro Yakyuu Spirits 4
Super Robot War W should sold all 250k shipment during weekend, next shipment is the end of March :/
Dave Long said:There's only so much production available, and it's just as likely that the publishers are to blame for short shipping DS games because they're not ordering enough to start with.
I really don't understand why there's this overwhelming belief on GAF that producing more silicon chips is easy to do like flipping a switch to add 200,000 more to the queue. It's just not like that, and when combined with the publishers looking at the market and probably undershipping a little bit simply to avoid getting stuck with product, seeing things go out of stock isn't all that surprising.
Parl said:Your numbers seem way off. Once production goes up, the Wii number will be more like 100,000 and the PS3 number will average at 25,000 (like you say) if you include launches methinks.
And as November is like 2 months in terms of sales, and December is like 4 months, and only (less than) 9 weeks have passed this year in sales figures so far, leaving 60 weeks of sales left, 50 of which will be 100,000 for Wii (only if the Wii momentum continues of course).
For next 10 weeks, 550,000 gap widening. For remaining (equivilent of) 50 weeks left, another 3,750,000. Together, that's 4,300,000 (not 2,000,000) extra gap widening, leaving Wii at 5,300,000 more than PS3 by the end of this year if the current trend continues, and there isn't some magical occurance that prevents it from continuing being a DS in disguise.
Of course, this is all very optimisitc (or pessimistic, depending on your stance), but if Wii continues to kick ass, and PS3 continues to be... 5 billion Yen, then PS3 will sell less than PSP and Wii is on route to sell more than DS. Insane.