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manzo said:Quite interesting, considering that Microsoft aimed for 1 million during its whole life.
Zero expectations = Zero disappointment.
manzo said:Quite interesting, considering that Microsoft aimed for 1 million during its whole life.
Neo-Sheperd said:Probably going after FXIIIvs if it isnt already multiplatform and possibly enter into agreement with other major rpg companies for exclusive games seeing as how they sell "OK" on the system in Japan. I think its possible for the console to actually get to 1.6 million depending on how long they plan on keeping it on the market.
Spiegel said:Famitsu
Top 10 PS3 games
01 Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriot (Konami) 26/07/2007 698,401
Wonder what the userbase was for comparisons sake. Could be mighty impressive as it seems the PS1 was much more ahead of the PS3 at this point in the life span.Spiegel said:I didnt't catch this at first sight. It's highly probable that MGS4 outsells MGS1
PSX MGS1 705k ltd
PS3 MGS4 698k ltd
Yup. Looks like it will. It hasn't even been a year yet since its release so it won't be long now.Spiegel said:I didnt't catch this at first sight. It's highly probable that MGS4 outsells MGS1
PSX MGS1 705k ltd
PS3 MGS4 698k ltd
Those are all lower bounds.Kurosaki Ichigo said:Works out for the week at about:
~3,650 360
~19,000 PS3
~30,000 for MHP2G The Best! (no joke)
bcn-ron said:Those are all lower bounds.
Oh I see. I hadn't found the LTDs yet. I just thought the Xbox 360 number in particular was too low to be a weekly figure. Pretty sharp drop-off there.Spiegel said:Not really. The LTDs are on Famitsu so I suppose Kurosaki did the maths with these numbers:
360 1,001,191 units
PS3 3,009,395 units
MHP2G 3,008,554 units
Brain Age 2 5,000,391 units
kswiston said:Based on Famitsu number, MHP2G makes Capcom only the third publisher to ever have a game break the 3M barrier in Japan (other two are obviously Nintendo and Square Enix).
So while we kill a day waiting for tomorrow's number leaks, I have a question: Which game do you think will have the higher LTD when all is said and done, MHP2G The Best or MH3 (Wii version only of course)?
Considering the Best edition of MHP2G seems to be a lock for at least 1M at this point, I think that MH3's victory is far from assured.
Yeah, pretty much this. I think the selling point for the psp version was the free online and the ability to take thefrankie_baby said:console monster hunters dont sell anywhere like the psp ones, i doubt MH3 will get much past 1 million
frankie_baby said:console monster hunters dont sell anywhere like the psp ones
Spiegel said:- Mega Drive 3.58 million
- PC Engine 3.92 million
SecretBonusPoint said:2nd G's sales at this point are sick. Sega dipped its toes in trying to mirror with PSPo and PS0 but flopped, but its interesting Square haven't fast tracked Agito along as we have seen so little from that game.
SecretBonusPoint said:Capcom is dumb for not heavily pushing Monster Hunter portables in the west. I guess they dont really need to though, which is ridiculous. Imagine if MHP had EU and US big numbers to top up the crazy JPN numbers.
I dont see MH3 doing too much on the Wii, but all eyes on for MHP3.
LiquidMetal14 said:Don't be so quick to dismiss MH3, it's a big property in Japan and should not be underestimated. That being said, it does seem to be established as this portable game so it's tricky to see how the Wii base will take to it.
frankie_baby said:i can see with the whole popularity of monster hunter increasing over the last few years i can see 3 selling very well indeed and quite possibly being the biggest selling home version by quite a long way
- Dreamcast 2.45 million
- PS3 3 million
Neo-Sheperd said:Wait, there have been home versions before ? and if you have access to the numbers, how much did the last home version sell ?
Neo-Sheperd said:Wait, there have been home versions before ? and if you have access to the numbers, how much did the last home version sell ?
Neo-Sheperd said:Wait, there have been home versions before ? and if you have access to the numbers, how much did the last home version sell ?
I wouldn't called Phantasy Star Portable a flop. LTD should be over 500k if I'm right...SecretBonusPoint said:Sega dipped its toes in trying to mirror with PSPo and PS0 but flopped,
Arpharmd B said:The Dreamcast was discontinued in, what, 2001? 2 years it managed 2.5 million, doesn't seem like it got a fair shake.
Had Sega not pulled the plug I bet they could have had > Cube LTD when it was all said and done :/
kswiston said:Phantasy Star Portable didn't flop. It's the 5th best selling game on the PSP at 635k. It's also the best selling game of the franchise by a large margin.
Stumpokapow said:
Don't have decent data as far back as PS1's launch, but considering MGS released after the system had been out nearly four years (and about two years since it actually started selling big), it's safe to say the userbase was quite a bit larger. Using Sony's old production/shipment number from about the time of MGS's release would put it in the neighborhood of 13 million.LiquidMetal14 said:Wonder what the userbase was for comparisons sake. Could be mighty impressive as it seems the PS1 was much more ahead of the PS3 at this point in the life span.
Well, that's the reason the PSP ones specifically have Portable tacked on to their name.Neo-Sheperd said:Wait, there have been home versions before ?
That's very interesting. Going by the old Famitsu numbers I use as a source, it hadn't yet reached 2 million before they stopped bothering to give numbers the week Xbox launched in February 2002.Dreamcast 2.45 million
This is the same as Yugioh 5D: Stardust Accelerator, right?Spiegel said:[NDS] Yugioh 5D's: Wheelie Breakers (Konami) 36k
Awww... it bombed hard. I guess Wii users aren't yugioh players.Spiegel said:[WII] Yugioh 5D's: Wheelie Breakers (Konami) 7.7k
It's a Yu Gi Oh racing game I think, it might've had a better chance if it had something to do with cards.shykyoichi said:This is the same as Yugioh 5D: Stardust Accelerator, right?
Awww... it bombed hard. I guess Wii users aren't yugioh players.
[Nintex] said:It's a Yu Gi Oh racing game I think, it might've had a better chance if it had something to do with cards.
Sounds like an Excitebots ripoff to me.Spiegel said:You play cards while racing... or something
Spiegel said:Low sales for Gundam. Gundamstation portable is failing
cw_sasuke said:80K for a Port is low now ?
shykyoichi said:I'm asking if it's the same as Yugioh 5D: Stardust Accelerator since I have played that game. It follows the latest season of Yugioh (yugioh 5d) where duelist can battle while riding the D-Wheel. That's turbo duels. You can still have normal and tag battles.
[Nintex] said:It's a Yu Gi Oh racing game I think, it might've had a better chance if it had something to do with cards.
Spiegel said:The game sold 67k first day.
And Bandai shipped ~167k so I suppose they were expecting more sales.
[PSP] Disgaea 2 (Nippon Ichi) 35k
Looking at those DC numbers... whaa? Does it say that in FY2000 it sold a combined ~330K... then in the next half sold 1.2 million... then the following half only 33K?bttb said:After March 2002 (FY2001 H2), Famitsu stopped tracking hardware sales for Dreamcast, Nintendo 64 and NeoGeo Pocket Color. LTD figures are available through September 2002 (FY2002 H1).
i cant speak for the usa or continental europe but in the uk the ship has sailed the psp is almost at the point of total collapse, i think the turn around is gonna stay just a japan thingTideas said:I must say, the PSP software and hardware comeback is astounding. In Japan anyway. Now with each PSP-3000 sold, that's another hardware that consumers will have to buy games for instead of downloading it online.
I wonder when are we gonna see such turn around in Europe and in the US.
bttb said:GameCube | Nintendo | 2001.09.14 | 1,592,976
Wow, really nice find, thx bttb!bttb said:[...]
http://web.archive.org/web/20040715...summary/2002autumn_domestic/data/jp_hard.html
Hardware Sales by Units (Launch ~ 2002.09.29)
Code:Hardware | Maker | Release | Total Sales PlayStation 2 | SCE | 2000.03.04 | 10,253,561 PlayStation | SCE | 1994.12.03 | 18,746,866 GameCube | Nintendo | 2001.09.14 | 1,592,976 Xbox | Microsoft | 2002.02.22 | 278,860 Dreamcast | Sega | 1998.11.27 | 1,924,662 Nintendo 64 | Nintendo | 1996.06.23 | 4,501,578 Game Boy Advance | Nintendo | 2001.03.21 | 6,058,389 Game Boy Color | Nintendo | 1998.10.21 | 9,236,585 WonderSwan Color | Bandai | 2000.12.09 | 1,586,348 SwanCrystal | Bandai | 2002.07.12 | 92,281 NeoGeo Pocket Color | SNK | 1998.10.28 | 259,133
09/30/2002 - end Total
PSX 103,578 18,850,444
GBC 23,236 9,259,821
Tideas said:I must say, the PSP software and hardware comeback is astounding. In Japan anyway. Now with each PSP-3000 sold, that's another hardware that consumers will have to buy games for instead of downloading it online.
I wonder when are we gonna see such turn around in Europe and in the US.
Flying_Phoenix said:Whoa so the 360 may sell as much or possibly more then the Gamecube in Japan?