Depends on where you are...
And where are you? I don't see why this would affect online availability. I'm getting the same thing as Wario.
Depends on where you are...
I thought nintendo land at least would have charted. Or does NPD not count bundled software?
And where are you? I don't see why this would affect online availability. I'm getting the same thing as Wario.
I wonder how many vita owners are out there that don't also have a ps3Remember, it is a multiplatform title so sales of both systems would be grouped together in the new NPD format.
So PS3 is going to be less than about 600K? That's awful.
Damn no Vita version of AC nor BLOPS
NSMBU?
Not really.
But is that what the order of the consoles mean? Did not know that, cool.
Damn no Vita version of AC nor BLOPS
You can't just order one online? Most places have free shipping, so it wouldn't cost any more.
Depends on where you are...
Microsoft launching durango will not hurt them.I wouldn't be surprised if posts like this are irrelevant after tomorrow night. Half-expecting some kind of Durango pre-reveal teaser at the VGAs.
Generally speaking you don't wait until your console is completely dead to replace it unless you hate yourself and want to give competitors as big a window of opportunity as possible.
There wasn't a single launch title that had the kind of draw that Twilight Princess had though.
No offense, but Microsoft had nothing to do with two of those three.
3DS already has Mario Kart, 3D Mario and 2D Mario, yet it sold less unit this November than in 2011.
There wasn't a single launch title that had the kind of draw that Twilight Princess had though.
NPD industry analyst Liam Callahan put the decline into context with the last major console transition period. It's important to compare this month's results to November 2005, which was the last time the industry began to transition between console generations with the launch of a new platform. Comparing this month's results to November 2005, retail video games sales are nearly twice as big as they were then (+97 percent). This really demonstrates the long-term health of retail sales even as many platforms are quite late in their lifecycles, he noted.
Despite an overall retail video game decline of 11 percent, November had the smallest year-over-year decrease we have seen for dollar and unit sales so far this year. This is a sign of momentum going into the December holiday period.
Interestingly, Callahan also pointed out that Wii U's launch performance compared quite favorably to the original Wii's launch (from a revenue standpoint). The much anticipated launch of the new Wii U console brought in more dollars than the Wii launch in November 2006, up 21 percent from that launch month," he said. "With an average price 35 percent higher for the Wii U at launch compared to the Wii, this is an example of how consumers are willing to come out and spend when they see the value of the product.
If it's not a sign to release new consoles next year, I don't know what else it could be. Xbox 360 sales will decline even further next Christmas, so it would be a good time for Microsoft to release a successor.
'Nintendo DS only hardware to see year-over-year increase.'
lol BEAST
Mario sells literally multiple times as many copies as Zelda.
Interestingly, Callahan also pointed out that Wii U's launch performance compared quite favorably to the original Wii's launch (from a revenue standpoint). “The much anticipated launch of the new Wii U console brought in more dollars than the Wii launch in November 2006, up 21 percent from that launch month," he said. "With an average price 35 percent higher for the Wii U at launch compared to the Wii, this is an example of how consumers are willing to come out and spend when they see the value of the product.”
360 > Wii + Wii U is genuinely surprising to me. I expected a lot more Wii's to move this Black Friday. Wii still sold almost 900k last year.
MS must be feeling pretty good right now. Outselling 'the Wii Family' is rather impressive.
"The much anticipated launch of the new Wii U console brought in more dollars than the Wii launch in November 2006, up 21 percent from that launch month," he said. "With an average price 35 percent higher for the Wii U at launch compared to the Wii, this is an example of how consumers are willing to come out and spend when they see the value of the product.
Assuming Wii ASP: $250
Assuming Wii Nov 2006 sales: 476k
Total revenue: $119 million
119 million * 1.21 / (250 * 1.35) = 427k (emphasis on assuming)
Hardware:
Xbox 360: 1.26M (-25.9%) - Nearly 2x every other console and more than Wii U + Wii combined.
Not bad considering the shortages.
Anything vita sales-related is like a train wreck...you can't look away.Do you though?
that means NDS > 350k (Nov 2011)
I'm trying to compare to past launches but didn't 360 have a couple of games in the software top 10 back when it launched?
given how sales have been declining all year, it would have been a smart move for microsoft to launch their new thing this year. they would have clobbered nintendo, and put sony in a bad spot by being last.
nintendo's not doing themselves any favors, but a head start is a head start, and it's possible they could turn things around in time for the next ms console hits, especially if that thing has problems of its own.
I'm trying to compare to past launches but didn't 360 have a couple of games in the software top 10 back when it launched?
I'm trying to compare to past launches but didn't 360 have a couple of games in the software top 10 back when it launched?
Anything vita sales-related is like a train wreck...you can't look away.
But realistically this is probably the most hopeful one can be for Vita SW sales.
More interested in seeing the AC3: Liberation numbers.
Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter deemed the November sales results -- a record 12 months of declines -- as "worse than I expected."
The culprit, he says, was Wii U hardware sales, which came in about $50 million below expected, and sales of Nintendo handhelds, the DS and 3DS. "Wii U hardware was sold out, we checked, so it's a supply issue," he says. But Wii U software sales "was abysmal, only Super Mario sold any meaningful units."