A slim possibility.Do you think it's possible for PS3 to break 10m at least? That'd be a nice benchmark to end up at anyway after PS3's disasterous start.
A slim possibility.Do you think it's possible for PS3 to break 10m at least? That'd be a nice benchmark to end up at anyway after PS3's disasterous start.
A slim possibility.
17k seems like a pretty week number for 7th Dragon 2020 considering the extremely high sell-through in the first week...
All Zeldas have sold better outside Japan since the series started.Hasn't console Zelda games been selling better outside of Japan ever since OoT?
What a huge disappointing second week for Skyward Sword.
did Level 5 kill the series fast?
How's it performing compared to IE3 Ogre relative to the original release? I wonder if IESX2012 will do similarly?it was an update to a game that came out 6 months ago. that's good numbers to me.
Whatever you guys do, please don't (soon) compare Monster Hunter Freedom 3 to MH TriG.
Capcom already announced that they're only shipping roughly 420k combined copies of the game (across CPP bundles, standalone, and HW bundles), so DON'T expect it to hit that number the first week, or anywhere near it.
Maybe Nintendo should just stop making Zeldas
Every otaku PSP game from now on is doomed to have a Hatsune Miku soundtrack and cameo.
It will be very interesting. I suspect that number is going to be hit incredibly quickly- if Capcom has another shipment ready to go immediately, I think it will do very very well.
disappointing 3ds sales, I was expecting a lot more.
Zelda bomba rightfully so.
Any reason for why Capcom expect so little? That would be a huge drop from MHP3rd. Or is that just for 2011? The 3DS will be at around 3.5 million - 4 million by the end of 2011, so the userbase is big enough to support that. That, and the MH handheld games are known to sell for a long long time.I think Capcom said they easily expect it to sell at least 1.2 million copies too. I'm wondering how this will all play out due to the timing of the launch and well, actual units of the 3DS that exist/ systems that will be bought because of MHTriG.
Any reason for why Capcom expect so little? That would be a huge drop from MHP3rd. Or is that just for 2011? The 3DS will be at around 3.5 million - 4 million by the end of 2011, so the userbase is big enough to support that.
rightfully??why??
Capcom's target is 1.2m for the fiscal year, so through March. Seems pretty low and it probably is, Capcom also undertargeted MHP3 and Pokapoka Village iirc.Any reason for why Capcom expect so little? That would be a huge drop from MHP3rd. Or is that just for 2011? The 3DS will be at around 3.5 million - 4 million by the end of 2011, so the userbase is big enough to support that.
It could be, but that is quite low expectation in my opinion if it is LTD sales.My theory is they are a bit conservative/skittish after their huge MH Tri expectations were probably not fully met.
Then it makes more sense if it is just for the fiscal year. Still seems a bit low i think, but only time will tell =)Capcom's target is 1.2m for the fiscal year, so through March. Seems pretty low and it probably is, Capcom also undertargeted MHP3 and Pokapoka Village iirc.
For the love of God Link WHISTLE
Any reason for why Capcom expect so little? That would be a huge drop from MHP3rd. Or is that just for 2011? The 3DS will be at around 3.5 million - 4 million by the end of 2011, so the userbase is big enough to support that. That, and the MH handheld games are known to sell for a long long time.
True, but isnt TriG suppose to be the next portable Monster Hunter out there? Kinda equivalent to how MHP3rdG would be.But still ahead Monster Hunter 3, of which 3G is an expansion on a new console.
For whatever's worth, Twilight Princess' 2nd week numbers weren't impressive either.
Zelda has basically gone the Tales way in Japan.
True, but isnt TriG suppose to be the next portable Monster Hunter out there? Kinda equivalent to how MHP3rdG would be.
Super Smash Brothers Melee for Gamecube had over 50% attach rate. I'm not sure if it is the highest ever though.So what's the sell-through rate for Mario Kart's first week on the 3DS? 15% lol, that's huge! Has there ever been a higher attach rate?
So it is a worse game since Capcom execpt the huge drop? Well, maybe they have much higher expectation for LTD than just the first fiscal year .Yes, it's the next Monster Hunter in portable form. But it's not the follow-up of Monster Hunter Portable 3rd; it's the expansion of Monster Hunter Tri, a different game. And on a brand new console completely vergin of the series. It's like Capcom would have released Monster Hunter Portable 4th on Vita at the launch... It would have not reached 4 million units.
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But Japanese players already made their choice with handheld Zeldas. They don't need to bring them back; they are already there. I don't think there's that much you can do for this franchise -unlike Mario, the difference between the 2D and 3D iterations are not bigger than the control methods. This is just a case of the handheld-focus of the Japanese bisecting a franchise.[Nintex];33257135 said:Yep but Zelda TP was made with the US and EU markets in mind and less aimed at the Japanese market. With Skyward Sword they tried to get some Japanese players back by adding the treasures/item upgrades/less realistic visual style.
For whatever's worth, Twilight Princess' 2nd week numbers weren't impressive either.
Zelda has basically gone the Tales way in Japan.
Whatever you guys do, please don't (soon) compare Monster Hunter Freedom 3 to MH TriG.
Capcom already announced that they're only initially shipping roughly 420k combined copies of the game (across CPP bundles, standalone, and HW bundles), so DON'T expect it to hit that number the first week, or anywhere near it.
Also I expected as much for Zelda as far as Japan goes. It's not surprising really.
they'll make part of the sales back when they release Skyward Sword WiiUHD edition shortly after launch...
Looks like Zelda totally bombed.
Super Smash Brothers Melee for Gamecube had over 50% attach rate. I'm not sure if it is the highest ever though.
French, you're an interesting character. There are a lot of people on this board that are down on nintendo. They're not fans, and that's fine, and though I see their negative nintendo comments here and there, I also see them participating in other discussions.
You, however, only seem to appear when there's an opportunity for some anti-nintendo remark. It's quite strange. It's like if someone says nintendo 3 times in a row, you appear in a poof of smoke to add "sux."
Now, I'm not saying you're lying about *NINTENDO* sales...it's just just curious that all you ever do is try, in vain I might add, to put down nintendo.
Capcom also undertargeted MHP3
As far as what's on the rumor mill they reduced shipment size, divided amongst two weeks, and then supposedly brought back total numbers to what was originally planned.
The 3DS is on fire and in save territory.
About Zelda... maybe there are more people out there like me who are simply fed up with the series. After TP I have so little interest in SS, I didn't even watch the trailer. Too many titles in too little time.
they did?! They sold 2.8 MILLION units in two weeks - i'd say that's not particularly undertargetting a launch.
is there a link for this? i've not heard the split between two weeks or the back to original numbers story.
ftfy
They forecasted 3.6M for the fiscal year.
They shipped 4M in the first month.
[Nintex];33257018 said:Master, I believe that there is a 99% chance that our game has bombed in both Japan and Europe.