Captain Tuttle
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no PS3 numbers yet? That must be a record
I think 195,000 is generally accepted.
Sony hasn't given numbers for months now, have they?
no PS3 numbers yet? That must be a record
Been more than a year since the last PS3 numbers were given out, I think.Sony hasn't given numbers for months now, have they?
It's the typical fucking example of "Why in God's name is this a AAA $60 product?" just like Shadows of the Damned was.
I wanna know why Warner Bros and EA even bothered with either of those games in the first place. Even their announcements screamed the game would bomba.
If that's true, then Pachter called this one.
[PS3 - 360] Lollipop Chainsaw - 107,000
[Wii] No More Heroes - 65,000
[PS3 - 360] Shadows of the Damned - 24,000
Doesn't this basically mean that more people are buying their games digitally? Seeing as NDP doesn't track digital sales.
I don't know about questioning the Vita's right to exist but I agree GD should get a PSN port! Game looks hot!
Vita sales are ~75k or ~80k?
Vita sales are ~75k or ~80k?
Freaking disgrace how low Shadows sold.
Freaking disgrace how low Shadows sold.
I think Wii could really benefit from a price drop. Right now it's selling near 100k with basically nothing coming out, but at $99 bundled with Mario/Kart I think it would have the potential to double that, at least.
I think Wii could really benefit from a price drop. Right now it's selling near 100k with basically nothing coming out, but at $99 bundled with Mario/Kart I think it would have the potential to double that, at least.
Shh, we can never talk about when Pachter is right
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/pachter-vita-will-rob-nintendo-market-share/03008
Every comment he made about it seemed to suggest he thought it would do nearly as well as 3DS.
A Wii price drop-- either with a AAA game like Mario Kart or not-- makes sense, and I'm honestly surprised that it hasn't happened sooner. There is ample inventory to sell and I think that there is time for one last push before WiiU steals the spotlight.
I'd also like to see one more expansion of the Wii Select line of budget re-releases to enhance hardware sales and move some inventory.
The Gamecube stayed at $99 for a long time and, as I recall, the SNES got there eventually also. It makes a lot of sense to drop the Wii to that magic price point (along with budget re-releases of popular titles) to bring in one last wave of late adopters before launching the WiiU.Maybe Nintendo doesn't want to get people into the habit of thinking that $99 is an acceptable price point for a console? Then again this is the end of the generation so I don't know.
Man, bad month.
Do we have even the faintest inkling about how much of this revenue loss is being recouped in digital?
I assume it's down overall regardless. It's also possible that digital is down too; that is, that PS3/360 are selling less digital DLC/software this year compared to last as they continue to atrophy users.
We need Wii U/PS4/720 ASAP.
Do we have even the faintest inkling about how much of this revenue loss is being recouped in digital?
I assume it's down overall regardless. It's also possible that digital is down too; that is, that PS3/360 are selling less digital DLC/software this year compared to last as they continue to atrophy users.
Naw, a price drop would kick start things. There are plenty of people who have not invested in HD consoles, those Wii bandwagon people from 2006.
$179 PS3 and $149 360 would be huge.
no
but there was an article on gameindustry how digital was retracting too for basically all the major players
road said:On the first link of the OP, it is said NPD estimates digital revenue for the month to be $491 million, but there's no comparison to last year.
We need Wii U/PS4/720 ASAP.
The market needs less expensive consoles during down times. MS announcing another $399 holiday bundle is a joke.
Contracting, not retracting (it's not a big deal, but knowing the difference between words helps!)
Do you have a link to this article? A quick google search didn't find it.
Right. We don't know last year, and we don't know how trustworthy NPD is for these things. Their estimates might be Chartz quality, for all we know.
I assume it's down overall regardless. It's also possible that digital is down too; that is, that PS3/360 are selling less digital DLC/software this year compared to last as they continue to atrophy users.
April npd thread i think [?]
It was based on npd, ubisoft revenue etc i think by jvm. let me search
Contracting, not retracting (it's not a big deal, but knowing the difference between words helps!)
Do you have a link to this article? A quick google search didn't find it.
https://twitter.com/eastofeastside/status/218019999548317697
I'm eating chicken as I type this, just for you
One thing I'm wondering about, how will NPD count retailer download copies of coming 3DS (and eventually Wii U) games like NSMB2? Will they be combined like other multi-SKU rankings or sectioned off into accessories with points cards? Wasn't Patapon 2 or 3 just a dlc code at retail? Can anyone with access tell us if it was it counted under software?