i don't think so.godhandiscen said:That exclusive DLC must be the reason.
Relaxed Muscle said:I think Molyneux words were something like this:"Or we sell 5 millions copies or fuck fable!!"
So, it's quite likely it won't reach 5 millions, I never stood a chance to do so,imo.
Actual quote
My guess is that Wii sold close to 280K. Enough to justify "more on a weekly basis" but not enough to gloat any more.Elios83 said:So basically it's fair to say that both PS3 and Wii should be really close and between 200k and 250k.
A shame since Reach is everything I hoped for a worthy sequel. As I said, I blame the marketing and the stronger competition.GhaleonEB said:New! 06. Halo: Reach **(360) MICROSOFT - 315K
For comparison, Halo 3 sold 434k in October 2007. Reach shipped earlier in the month, but had a nearly identically sized debut. Looks on track to under-perform Halo 3 by a good margin when it's all said and done.
360 - 679kEviLore said:That number is in addition to the 360+PS3 number.
szaromir said:360 - 679k
PS3 - 331k
PC - 107k (+ DD sales)
Fantastic performance overall I'd say. It should make the situation at Obsidian a bit better.
I think it's a combination of factors, the marketing being one. The ads were terrible at conveying the game (I don't care for CoD, but the in-game ads were fuck awesome). I also think ODST diluted the brand a bit. The rise of military shooters like CoD definitely ate into the market share.godhandiscen said:A shame since Reach is everything I hoped for a worthy sequel. As I said, I blame the marketing and the stronger competition.
Instro said:Nice I nailed the 360 numbers in the prediction thread, feels good man. Surprised that Kirby and CV didnt chart, but on the plus side maybe we will get some more IGAvanias now.
Half a million in 4 days, in one console; is proof that Fable is dead?WrikaWrek said:Don't see the need for a Fable 4.
Franchise had major potential, but Fable 2 killed it. Fable 3 is proof.
Make a new franchise Lionhead.
I didn't follow the thread. That's a shame, but sort of predictable though, Bethesda brought IP and tech. Well, hopefully Bethesda will contract them for another game.stupei said:Wasn't it already stated in the other thread about New Vegas selling 1 million that Obsidian doesn't actually get a lot of the proceeds off that?
You know, the thread where all those people were saying the 1 million had to be shipped and not sold...
theBishop said:Please god no.
Konami needs to get Team Silent back together. I'm convinced the future of 3D Castlevania is third-person Survival Horror. Some strange hybrid of Gears of War, Silent Hill, and God of War.
Forget all existing CV Lore, and just make it about infiltrating Dracula's castle using CV3 as the touchstone.
GhaleonEB said:I think it's a combination of factors, the marketing being one. The ads were terrible at conveying the game (I don't care for CoD, but the in-game ads were fuck awesome). I also think ODST diluted the brand a bit. The rise of military shooters like CoD definitely ate into the market share.
I'm going to put partial blame on the very shoddy state of the matchmaking playlists at launch as well, which made for pretty rough introduction to players when they went online. It was a terrible showcase for what Reach was about.
Still, seeing Halo flat line while CoD flourishes has been one of the more interesting stories to follow this gen. I'm wondering what lessons Microsoft will take from it.
GhaleonEB said:Still, seeing Halo flat line while CoD flourishes has been one of the more interesting stories to follow this gen. I'm wondering what lessons Microsoft will take from it.
godhandiscen said:A shame since Reach is everything I hoped for a worthy sequel. As I said, I blame the marketing and the stronger competition.
GhaleonEB said:I think it's a combination of factors, the marketing being one. The ads were terrible at conveying the game (I don't care for CoD, but the in-game ads were fuck awesome). I also think ODST diluted the brand a bit. The rise of military shooters like CoD definitely ate into the market share.
I'm going to put partial blame on the very shoddy state of the matchmaking playlists at launch as well, which made for pretty rough introduction to players when they went online. It was a terrible showcase for what Reach was about.
Still, seeing Halo flat line while CoD flourishes has been one of the more interesting stories to follow this gen. I'm wondering what lessons Microsoft will take from it.
Without Bungie at the helm, that truly is the billion dollar question. It could really go anywhere from here on. A lot is riding on Frankie and the rest of 343.GhaleonEB said:I think it's a combination of factors, the marketing being one. The ads were terrible at conveying the game (I don't care for CoD, but the in-game ads were fuck awesome). I also think ODST diluted the brand a bit. The rise of military shooters like CoD definitely ate into the market share.
I'm going to put partial blame on the very shoddy state of the matchmaking playlists at launch as well, which made for pretty rough introduction to players when they went online. It was a terrible showcase for what Reach was about.
Still, seeing Halo flat line while CoD flourishes has been one of the more interesting stories to follow this gen. I'm wondering what lessons Microsoft will take from it.
Relaxed Muscle said:Stop creating new IP's and just get exclusive DLC content and Xbox brand association with the new hot FPS IP?.
Kinectimals, Kinect Sports, JoyRide, Dance Central - new IPs just published by Microsoft.Relaxed Muscle said:Stop creating new IP's and just get exclusive DLC content and Xbox brand association with the new hot FPS IP?.
charsace said:Does NPD count steam sales? That number looks too low for FONV PC.
Road said:"-- Nintendo claimed best selling game hardware for the month with the Nintendo DS at more than 342,000 sold."
http://content.usatoday.com/communi...a-2k11-scores-top-oct-video-game-sales-spot/1
Road said:"-- Nintendo claimed best selling game hardware for the month with the Nintendo DS at more than 342,000 sold."
http://content.usatoday.com/communi...a-2k11-scores-top-oct-video-game-sales-spot/1
fernoca said:Half a million in 4 days, in one console; is proof that Fable is dead?
Paracelsus said:Castlevania: Other C
Kuroyume said:Halo 3 and both ODST and Wars to a lesser extent have hurt the series.
342445 is more than 342k but not quite 343k. I think we can safely round the number to 342k whatever it it.ICallItFutile said:More than 342k or 342k?
.Road said:"-- Nintendo claimed best selling game hardware for the month with the Nintendo DS at more than 342,000 sold."
http://content.usatoday.com/communi...a-2k11-scores-top-oct-video-game-sales-spot/1
that Fable III was the No. 2 game in October.
szaromir said:342445 is more than 342k but not quite 343k. I think we can safely round the number to 342k whatever it it.
"Versus last month, the Nintendo DS and the Wii were the two systems to increase unit sales on an average sales per week basis."
szaromir said:Kinectimals, Kinect Sports, JoyRide, Dance Central - new IPs just published by Microsoft.
Stop creating new core gamer IP's and just get exclusive DLC content and Xbox brand association with the new hot FPS IP?.
Which means NBA 2k11 on 360 and PS3 are extremely close to each othermiladesn said:
sillymonkey321 said:Might as well go all the way back to Halo 2's crappy cliffhanger ending and then Halo 3 not delivering a satisfying endcap to the saga. Everything after Halo: Combat Evolved has disappointed me.
same for MoH I think.szaromir said:Which means NBA 2k11 on 360 and PS3 are extremely close to each other
I thought ODST did as well. Not so much the pricing, but many were led to believe it was an actual full fledged game and they went in and just played about 5 hours and a select game of Firefight or two.Kuroyume said:Halo 3 and both ODST and Wars to a lesser extent have hurt the series.
Reach is still huge though. Not showing an increase is sort of disappointing, but the whatever "damage" was done to the franchise can be redeemed, especially since current biggest blockbusters are yearly releases and will wear off faster than Halo.Kuroyume said:Yeah, but multiplayer was really good which is why people cared about Halo 3 when it was released. Halo 3 disappointed people in pretty much everything.
GhaleonEB said:Still, seeing Halo flat line while CoD flourishes has been one of the more interesting stories to follow this gen. I'm wondering what lessons Microsoft will take from it.
For comparison:Mindlog said:New Vegas managed a respectable number. Nice to see good games getting decent marketing.
Fallout's results are not surprising. They placed too much emphasis on Las Vegas and not enough on the Fallout mystique. It did good, but it could have done great with decent marketing.
Speak for yourself.Kuroyume said:Yeah, but multiplayer was really good which is why people cared about Halo 3 when it was released. Halo 3 disappointed people in pretty much everything.