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Parl said:Why don't you just go with percentage difference between actual and prediction?
I support this notion.
Parl said:Why don't you just go with percentage difference between actual and prediction?
I don't think I know how to do that in the excel template I use (not really a template since I have to change it given the amount of games, and manually add every prediction..etc, etc). Pretty poor excel skills herecharlequin said:I support this notion.Parl said:Why don't you just go with percentage difference between actual and prediction? That's how the NPD predictions points system works.
Kurosaki Ichigo said:However since its done already for NPD, if someone wants to step in to do it with those tools and people agree to use it, be my guest.
schuelma said:[PS3] Final Fantasy XIII (Square-Enix) - 1st day - 950K
[PS3] Final Fantasy XIII (Square-Enix) - 1st week - 1.25M
[WII] New Super Mario Bros Wii (Nintendo) - 3rd week - 425K
PS3 Hardware - 175K
WII Hardware - 180K
Vilix said:Are these predections or actuals?
That's easy to know now. But when I was revisiting old threads (2004-2008 period) to see if I have missed any Media Create or Famitsu leaked numbers I always had to doublecheck the numbers and the dates so that I see if they are predictions or actual sales. Dragona had said then no marking the predictions meaned ban.onken said:Oh come on, a very quick Google would tell you FF13 doesn't come out till Thursday.
Linkhero1 said:I could have sworn they don't sell used games in Japan. I guess I might be thinking of something else.
Edit: I think I'm confusing this with something else lol
Chris1964 said:Diamond / Pearl sold 429.017 in week 13 (Dec 18-24 2006).
If the original NSMB had the same release date with NSMBW I'm sure it would break the 500k mark in week 3.
kswiston said:I think some of you are predicting NSMB Wii to have the best 3rd week in history. I probably wasn't super thorough, but I couldn't find any title that broke 400k in week 3 on Garaph.
EDIT: The only game I could find that had a 400k+ week beyond week 2 was Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire.
kswiston said:Anyhow, I don't see NSMB Wii hitting 5-6M so comparisons to Pokemon may not be the most suitable.
These are Famitsu numbers. Since Media Create seperated Pokemons obviously they didn't hit 400k individually. But according to Media Create:kswiston said:I went back to the Media Create thread from Dec 18-24 2006. While Pokemon D/P numbers on Media Create weren't quite 400k, you were right that they were extremely high.
However, you should have pointed out that the DSL sold almost 500k that week
Chris1964 said:These are Famitsu numbers. Since Media Create seperated Pokemons obviously they didn't hit 400k individually. But according to Media Create:
19/12/05-25/12/05 [NDS] Animal Crossing: Wild World (Nintendo) - 416.132 (week 5)
You're comparing a FFXIII first week to other FF's LTDs.Road said:More perspective to FFXIII.
1999 - PS1 - VIII - 3,502
1997 - PS1 - VII - 3,278
2000 - PS1 - IX - 2,707
1994 - SFC - VI - 2,550
1992 - SFC - V - 2,450
2001 - PS2 - X - 2,325
2006 - PS2 - XII - 2,323
2009 - PS3 - XIII - 1,500 (?) <----
1991 - SFC - IV - 1,440
1990 - NFC - III - 1,400
1988 - NFC - II - 760
1987 - NFC - I - 520
2002 - PS2 - XI - 162 (...)
(In thousand units.)
The Final Fantasy series is set to turn back 18 years in time and sell like it's 1991.
I don't understand what exactly you are arguing with me. I gave you every title with >400k sales after its 2nd week. I didn' say it would sell that many. What you don't take in mind though is that week 51 is week 3 for NSMBWii. It was released in December, so I don't expect it to fall below 350k right at the beginning of holidays.kswiston said:See, DS Hardware (according to Media Create) for that same week was 595k. In both cases the huge software numbers are coming from huge hardware numbers.
Like the Pokemon example (week ending Dec 24th), Animal Crossing's big week ends on Christmas Day.
In the case of NSMB Wii, the week ends much earlier (Dec 20th), and the Wii will be extremely lucky to hit 200k (even our high predictions so far are in the 180k range).
faridmon said:so you guys reckon that Tales of Graces will do >300k LTD?
schuelma said:There is literally no way the Wii sells that low.
faridmon said:so you guys reckon that Tales of Graces will do >300k LTD?
Bebpo said:I dunno. I think the NSMB effect will have dropped off a bit by then and the holiday boost will get it from about 50k (where it would be outside of holidays) to 80-90k.
Lion Heart said:Would it be crazy to predict
PS3- FFXIII ~850,000
360- FFXIII ~4-500,000
Lion Heart said:Would it be crazy to predict
PS3- FFXIII ~950,000
360- FFXIII ~4-500,000
:lol :lol :lolLion Heart said:Would it be crazy to predict
PS3- FFXIII ~950,000
360- FFXIII ~4-500,000
Road said:More perspective to FFXIII.
1999 - PS1 - VIII - 3,502
1997 - PS1 - VII - 3,278
2000 - PS1 - IX - 2,707
1994 - SFC - VI - 2,550
1992 - SFC - V - 2,450
2001 - PS2 - X - 2,325
2006 - PS2 - XII - 2,323
2009 - PS3 - XIII - 1,500 (?) <----
1991 - SFC - IV - 1,440
1990 - NFC - III - 1,400
1988 - NFC - II - 760
1987 - NFC - I - 520
2002 - PS2 - XI - 162 (...)
(In thousand units.)
The Final Fantasy series is set to turn back 18 years in time and sell like it's 1991.
Follow-up: Got it working thanks to donny along side the rest, so there will be 3 columns for this one results: by units (overall units difference), by points (overall percentage difference) and a special only by ff13 (overall units difference but just for ff day 1 and week 1 predictions).Parl said:Why don't you just go with percentage difference between actual and prediction? That's how the NPD predictions points system works.
Lion Heart said:Would it be crazy to predict
PS3- FFXIII ~950,000
360- FFXIII ~4-500,000
kswiston said:I think Final Fantasy XIII was going to be in a bad spot regardless of what platform it landed on.
Maybe Japan would have bought into a numbered DS Final Fantasy like they did a numbered DS Dragon Quest? However, I can't see that helping numbers in the West.
Final Fantasy sales potential on the Wii (versus the PS3 in Japan and PS3/360 everywhere else) is unproven.
Throwing it on the PSP would have still resulted in a drop in Japan and would have been a disaster everywhere else.
With the old PS2 userbase all over the place worldwide, I think the PS3/360 combo is as good a choice as any. The game will take a tumble in Japan, but hopefully make it up in the West.
They're definitely in FW. No idea about first day.Bel Marduk said:Hmm, no one seemed to answer my question...
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=18853375&postcount=535
Sage00 said:They're definitely in FW. No idea about first day.
AdventureRacing said:The only problem is the massive increase in dev costs. Not to mention having to port to a second platform to try and make up sales.
360/PS3 may well be the best platform for final fantasy this gen but it must be a huge step down for SE compared to last gen.
Bebpo said:Considering the budget from DQVIII -> DQIX was probably as much lower as the FFXII -> FFXIII was higher, I think it all balances out and keeps them happy
Bebpo said:Plus even if FFXIII costs about 30-50 million to make, if it does 4+ million wordwide (with 1.5-2 million being at $90 a pop in Japan) they're still making a huge profit like they always do with FF mainline games.
Bebpo said:Plus even if FFXIII costs about 30-50 million to make
Yeah that's it. Thanks for reminding meHK-47 said:They dont have game rentals I believe. Thats probably what you are thinking of.
gkrykewy said:I wonder how much it's actually cost them. Been in development forever.
gkrykewy said:I wonder how much it's actually cost them. Been in development forever.