titiklabingapat
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Me tooooooo. I want it changed to titik if anyone is feeling generousMr. Pachunga Chung said:wait so i can PM for a name change?
Because i really really REALLY want to change my name.
Me tooooooo. I want it changed to titik if anyone is feeling generousMr. Pachunga Chung said:wait so i can PM for a name change?
Because i really really REALLY want to change my name.
Ha. Early PSP and PS3 shortages were pretty big blows to those systems while the new Nintendo competitors were much more plentiful and able to build a lead.Whenever new hardware launches, I can't help but thinking some of the demand is created through forced shortages.
Segata Sanshiro said:Mr. Pachunga Chung is now Threi? That's just straight up going to fuck me up for a while.
You better keep that avatar for a couple years so I can memorise your new name.Threi said:wait so i can PM for a name change?
Because i really really REALLY want to change my name.
hmm. wasn't there a 1seg device for the DS shown at some point? I wonder if it will ever come out. they could have the TV on the top screen and the TVguide on the bottom so you could browse what's on/what's coming up and not have to change channels.Oldschool said:PSP Slim shortages in Japan? :lol
Hardware launches mean one thing: Hardware shortages. This September's PSP Slim launch looks to be no different. Amazon Japan pre-orders for the PSP Slim (PSP-2000CW) have already closed, and the Sofmap in Akihabara is posting signs mentioning that because of shortages, customers can reserve only one PSP Slim. It also seems like they're not letting customers pick which color they want. Also! Sofmap is allowing one 1seg PSP tuner per person. Whenever new hardware launches, I can't help but thinking some of the demand is created through forced shortages. Call me jaded.
http://kotaku.com/gaming/one-per-person/upcoming-psp-slim-shortages-in-japan-288635.php
WOW if true.
Damn it. I remember alot of people by thier name, and how to respond to them.Threi said:
No i'm talking real stealth. I wouldnt put it past him, thats for sure.bune duggy said:well, even if he changed names it would still be red so I think you'd be OK.
No funny looking alien sea creature, no dice.Threi said:eh just go by the avatar.
Durr, it's Quackerjack.skinnyrattler said:No funny looking alien sea creature, no dice.
Oh wait...WTF is that thing in your avatar?
Yay!Dragona Akehi said:Nah, don't scare the poor guy. It's legit.
You're fine, don't worry.
Why does no one use Megavolt? Or Bushroot?Segata Sanshiro said:Durr, it's Quackerjack.
Thunder Monkey said:Why does no one use Megavolt? Or Bushroot?
QuackerJack is freaking lame. It's like someone liking Launchpad McQuack. Why like him when GizmoDuck is so much cooler? Fenton Crackshell.
*walks off in shame*
titiklabingapat said:That's the point. Wii Sports isn't just any other sports(arcade or otherwise) game and it doesn't even try.
davepoobond said:so what about striving to underachieve is supposed to not disappoint me again?
Oldschool said:PSP Slim shortages in Japan? :lol
Hardware launches mean one thing: Hardware shortages. This September's PSP Slim launch looks to be no different. Amazon Japan pre-orders for the PSP Slim (PSP-2000CW) have already closed, and the Sofmap in Akihabara is posting signs mentioning that because of shortages, customers can reserve only one PSP Slim. It also seems like they're not letting customers pick which color they want. Also! Sofmap is allowing one 1seg PSP tuner per person. Whenever new hardware launches, I can't help but thinking some of the demand is created through forced shortages. Call me jaded.
http://kotaku.com/gaming/one-per-person/upcoming-psp-slim-shortages-in-japan-288635.php
WOW if true.
Maybe there's a few japanese who hates handheld gaming but now they can play it on their TV...Hcoregamer00 said:They better buy some damn games because I am sick of seeing the PSP sell very well on the hardware side, but not on the software side.
Defuser said:Maybe there's a few japanese who hates handheld gaming...
Defuser said:... but now they can play it on their TV...
Defuser said:Maybe there's a few japanese who hates handheld gaming but now they can play it on their TV...
BishopLamont said:Shouldn't numbers be up by now?
damn that pesky OP!BishopLamont said:Shouldn't numbers be up by now?
Cheesemeister said:
I dunno, did you scroll back to the first page?BlackNMild2k1 said:Doesn't Famitsu usually get posted tonite?
Or did I not scroll back far enough?
Maybe you didn't notice that i said FAMITSU and not MEDIA CREATE.bune duggy said:I dunno, did you scroll back to the first page?
or maybe the post two up from yours? hmm.
Psssh, Negaduck was just a Wolverineified evil Darkwing.justchris said:Actually, I have a friend who's a great fan of Launchpad McQuack. Personally, I'm for Negaduck all the way.
....oh, and uh...sales...awesome...and stuff....
Kurosaki Ichigo said:Who knows, maybe SCEJ learned something (HIGHLY DOUBTFUL THOUGHT) and they took some time to prepare the launch. They better do at least in Japan, the most important 3rd party title performance could very well depend on that.
cvxfreak said:It's Wednesday evening now? :lol
Crisis Core 2nd week...Izzy said:Are you referring to R-type Tactics or MGS Mobile Ops GH +?
Kurosaki Ichigo said:Crisis Core 2nd week...
Izzy said:Is it reasonable to expect Crisis Core on PSP to outsell Revenant Wings?
dude crisis core will be huge. and will be launching at around the same time as the psp slim, those two will go hand in hand in good salesIzzy said:I predict 3ook first week and 500k LTD sales. Perhaps just a tiny bit lower.
Izzy said:I predict 3ook first week and 500k LTD sales. Perhapsy just a tiny bit lower.
C.T. said:Revenant Wing is a above average RTS based on a less popular FF spinoff.
C.T. said:Crisis core is a prequel to the best selling FF. It isn't a spinoff but the prelude to FF VII and is starring Zack and Cloud.
C.T. said:It basically expands the universe of FF VII and is way more ambitious than anything FF related on DS.
C.T. said:Sure, the PSP hasn't a big userbase in japan, but core gamer will buy the psp (if they haven't already) just do play the game. perhaps they sell the psp afterwards, but that doesn't matter for game sales.
Yeah, it should outsell RW. I'd say it should do like FFX-2 if it was on a domestic (and leader) console, but since it is on a 2nd-position portable I'd lower my expectations to 750k-1m.Izzy said:Ah, I know, I was just joking.
Crisis Core, IMO, will not be a big killer app. Both Dirge of Cerberus and Advent Children performed below expectations, and another FF main series spin-off, Revenant Wings, sold 500k copies LTD, although it was on a much more popular handheld.
Is it reasonable to expect Crisis Core on PSP to outsell Revenant Wings?
Kurosaki Ichigo said:Yeah, it should outsell RW. I'd say it should do like FFX-2 if it was on a domestic (and leader) console, but since it is on a 2nd-position portable I'd lower my expectations to 750k-1m.
Although there are many factors that could break its performance like if the game's quality is subpar like Dirge of Cerberus (which barely sold anything after first week) or if PSP slim is delayed (basically it'd kill any buzz the game could gain with new/old users buying a game plus the slim model) or SE missing demand.
Good timing for this crappy mobile pic I saw in gamefront:
http://sylphys.ddo.jp/upld2nd/game2/src/1187181668603.jpg
C.T said:Sure, the PSP hasn't a big userbase in japan, but core gamer will buy the psp (if they haven't already) just do play the game. perhaps they sell the psp afterwards, but that doesn't matter for game sales.
ethelred said:Well, it's an RTS RPG. Dropping the fact that it's an RPG, you might as well drop that Crisis Core is an action RPG and just call it an action game.
It is a spinoff, actually -- it's not like FFX-2 where the core gameplay mechanics were left intact. Crisis Core is a spinoff, just like Before Crisis and Dirge of Cerberus were spinoffs. Revenant Wings had a story that picked up right after FFXII and starred almost the whole cast of the original FFXII, but it was still a spinoff also.
Really? Why do you say that? Sure it has better graphics (it is on a system with stronger graphical capabilities), but I don't see it as more ambitious than everything FF related on the DS. The FFIII and FFIV remakes are pretty ambitious. So is Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates. So was Revenant Wings.
Crisis Core is a really pretty game made by the same team that did the Before Crisis mobile phone game. It's got the same director as Before Crisis, the same composer as It's a Wonderful World... It's not like Yoshinori Kitase was so awed by the ambition and scope of the project that he sat himself back down in the director chair and had Toriyama and Nomura slaving over it night and day alongside himself.
I'm just curious how we're measuring ambition here.
Its in development since the announcement of PSP and got a huge team.
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C.T. said:The materia system is still intact. And changed or tweaked gameplay mechanics doesn't change the fact that the story is a direct prequel to FF VII with Zack in lead and Cloud possibly playable as a side character. It isn't a sidestory.
C.T. said:Its in development since the announcement of PSP and got a huge team.
C.T. said:FF DS games on the other hand were outsourced, ports and therefore not that "ambitious". I would call CC: Ring of fates ambitious, still it isn't such a popular IP.
C.T. said:Well perhaps I don't know as much about their internal teams as you but IMO a lot of Square DS games weren't pushing the system, FFCC: ring of fates is an exception. Sure, choosing 2D in favor of 3D is a viable design choice for DS games...
C.T. said:... but Square wasn't going for a chinematic experience which is so typical for FF games nowadays. Thats why I think previous DS games weren't as ambitious.
C.T. said:Answer to trolling_account
We were comparing DS FF sales to possibly Crisis Core sales, therefore in relation it isn't as big. Absolutely speaking youre right, but that wasn't the context.