287,000 first week vs 341,700 first week = bad!Hcoregamer00 said:How does Phantasy Star Portable 2 compare to its predecessor?
Maybe a whole lot of people bought the download version?
287,000 first week vs 341,700 first week = bad!Hcoregamer00 said:How does Phantasy Star Portable 2 compare to its predecessor?
viciouskillersquirrel said:I see FFXIII doing about 1,300,000 or thereabouts. I wouldn't be surprised to see it in the neighbourhood of 1,500,000, however.
duckroll said:I don't think they're going to be able to ship much more than 1.2 million in the first week though.
schuelma said:Why not?
duckroll said:I just don't see retailers ordering that many. Famitsu's estimates for the first shipments are usually pretty close because they have a lot more data on the ground than we do. If they're estimating 1.1 million as an initial shipment, I don't generally expect it to be much higher than that.
Seriously?duckroll said:I just don't see retailers ordering that many. Famitsu's estimates for the first shipments are usually pretty close because they have a lot more data on the ground than we do. If they're estimating 1.1 million as an initial shipment, I don't generally expect it to be much higher than that.
Accurate, you say?schuelma said:Yeah that makes sense. Their shipment numbers seem to be pretty accurate.
duckroll said:I just don't see retailers ordering that many. Famitsu's estimates for the first shipments are usually pretty close because they have a lot more data on the ground than we do. If they're estimating 1.1 million as an initial shipment, I don't generally expect it to be much higher than that.
So it actually sold less than Tales of Symphonia 2?cvxfreak said:Tales of Graces: 110,000 first day!
Compared to 120,000 for the first day of ToS2, 147,000 for PS3 Vesperia and 73,000 for 360 Vesperia.
So much for that. I'm struggling to figure out why it would be selling less than the previous game, but I guess I should have given up understanding the market a long time ago.cvxfreak said:Tales of Graces: 110,000 first day!
Compared to 120,000 for the first day of ToS2, 147,000 for PS3 Vesperia and 73,000 for 360 Vesperia.
cvxfreak said:WE 2010 Playmaker: 4,800 :lol :lol :lol
AMoreHumbleSquare said:Famitsu Final Fantasy series debut history:
Final Fantasy V - 476,000 (12/1992)
Final Fantasy VI - 1,209,992 (4/1994)
Final Fantasy VII - 2,034,879 (1/1997)
Final Fantasy VIII - 2,504,044 (2/1999)
Final Fantasy IX - 1,954,421 (7/2000)
Final Fantasy X - 1,749,737 (7/2001)
Final Fantasy XI Online - 63,958 (5/2002)
Final Fantasy X-2 - 1,472,914 (3/2003)
Final Fantasy XII - 1,840,397 (3/2006)
Final Fantasy XIII - 1,000,000?? (12/2009)
Sorry I dont have the earlier FFs. FAmitsu did cover all of them though.
4,800 made the correct choice.Blablurn said:i always said it's overrated.
What would you say are the numbers needed for a "good" and for an "ok" performance out of curiosity? I'm not quite sure where to judge the cutoffs for Tales on the Wii.schuelma said:Well, if ToG follows ToS:KoR's s weekend pattern its going to be a major major disappointment.
If its closer to say Tales of Versus it could still do ok.
cvxfreak said:The 9 Doors of the 9 People of 9 Hours (wtf): 15,000
It's Chunsoft's newest visual novel I believe.Torhthelm Tídwald said:Sequel to 7th Guest and 11th Hour?
jj984jj said:It's that text adventure from Chunsoft with character designs by Kinu Nishimura.
The writer and director is Kotaro Uchikoshi. I don't know if another developer was involved.duckroll said:It's not really by Chunsoft is it? It's in the newest game by the team who made Ever17, Never7, Remember11 and 12Riven?
Nirolak said:It's Chunsoft's newest visual novel I believe.
Edit: Yeah, this one: http://www.siliconera.com/2009/07/09/screens-of-chunsofts-extreme-escape-breakout/
I don't know what you're talking about:kay said:First day numbers
2009/11/05 360 - Winning Eleven 2010 4.8k
2009/12/10 Wii - Winning Eleven 2010 4.8k
OK, now things arestartingcontinuing to look bad
botticus said:So much for that. I'm struggling to figure out why it would be selling less than the previous game, but I guess I should have given up understanding the market a long time ago.
Moor-Angol said:Not a great result, seems like people buy just Nintendo products on Nintendo console, it doesn't matter if the system is far behind the market leader (N64 and GC) or is the market leader (Wii)
This doesn't explain the performance of Tales of Graces though.AdventureRacing said:This could have something to do with the fact that nintendo's games are far superior to most other games on their platforms.
Nintendo make high quality games that appeal to a wide demographic, hence their games sell by the truckload.
Blablurn said:i always said it's overrated.
AdventureRacing said:This could have something to do with the fact that nintendo's games are far superior to most other games on their platforms.
Nintendo make high quality games that appeal to a wide demographic, hence their games sell by the truckload.
Acosta said:I swear I don't understand how Wii market works. First I really underestimate the sales of NSMB and its effect on hardware (I'm still curious about it's sales progression, but I never expected it to be so front loaded)
but then the inital sales of ToG are just bad , Tales of Vesperia PS3 marked the absolute minimum and it´s below that.
It´s just weird.
Moor-Angol said:despite new Mario, tell me the latest Nintendo games which sold like cakes in the last 12 months...
Winning Eleven 2008 sold over 100k LTD even if it was released 3 months after the other releases, and now it's dropped to 4,8k, the same result made by the version for a system which just surpassed 1 million..............
Tell me how many games sold more than 100k on Wii from September 2009 (many games has been released), and take a look about PS2 sales in the past.
Are these results in line for a market leader ?
No
Moor-Angol said:despite new Mario, tell me the latest Nintendo games which sold like cakes in the last 12 months...
Winning Eleven 2008 sold over 100k LTD even if it was released 3 months after the other releases, and now it's dropped to 4,8k, the same result made by the version for a system which just surpassed 1 million..............
Tell me how many games sold more than 100k on Wii from September 2009 (many games has been released), and take a look about PS2 sales in the past.
Are these results in line for a market leader ?
No