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In the vicinity, but not quite.Splatoon is here to stay. Didn't it make 1 million in a week in japan?
In the vicinity, but not quite.Splatoon is here to stay. Didn't it make 1 million in a week in japan?
Easily.
If a game like fucking ARMS can sell a million, this Mario SRPG is going to do at least 2 million. Probably more if it gets stellar reviews. I'll probably pick it up even though the Rabbids are awful if it has lots of content, and isn't easy as fuck like every Ubisoft game.
Count me in for 2 copies
Easily.
If a game like fucking ARMS can sell a million, this Mario SRPG is going to do at least 2 million. Probably more if it gets stellar reviews. I'll probably pick it up even though the Rabbids are awful if it has lots of content, and isn't easy as fuck like every Ubisoft game.
Splatoon is here to stay. Didn't it make 1 million in a week in japan?
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It's not in the top 10 though?I stand by my prediction I made a while ago that Ultra Street Fighter 2 will eventually sell more copies than Street Fighter 5. It staying in the top ten for this long is great!
How could you of all people forget fire enblemPikmin, Halo Wars, everything else.
I don't see it.I stand by my prediction I made a while ago that Ultra Street Fighter 2 will eventually sell more copies than Street Fighter 5. It staying in the top ten for this long is great!
He's referring to console strategy games.How could you of all people forget fire enblem
Do have a hint of what Xbox sold?
Starfox 64 is my favorite game in the series, I'm tired of it, the last like 3 games have been doing nothing but catering to fans of that game, we need a refinement and continuation of starfox assault., we get nowhere just demanding starfox64 again, please God no.They need to go back to the SF64 model and stop trying to reinvent the wheel. Fast-paced arcade shooter gameplay with multiple paths and endings for replayability.
~650k actually.
Alright, but the 7 days after those days yielded only 105k or so.Pretty sure that was first 3 days.
Ah, that makes senseHe's referring to console strategy games.
Last console Fire Emblem was 2008, Radiant Dawn. Which bombed.
fucking gta v lol
when will it end?
I agree with your point of view but on the other end you have to ask the question why developers / publishers released fewer games? Probably because they were not getting the desired sales/profits from them. But I don't think that developer / publishers released fewer games because they felt so. Or may be because games are taking longer to be made shop fewer games are made. Or may be because number of people required to develop a game has increased exponentially so a studio can't release more then one game in 2 years even after increase in number of developers where they were Previously able to release a game a year. Like we are so waiting for first game from Santa Monica studios polyphony studios media molecule and we are in the fourth year of the console.Yep. More games = more sales. Why did physical game sales fall so much between 2010-2015? The number of new games coming out went from 750+ to 200+. People were talking all kinds of nonsense about people going to mobile or consoles dying when in fact publishers just made fewer games.
Same thing with exclusives. Not a lot of exclusives = not a lot of sales or importance. More exclusives = more sales and more importance.
It ain't rocket science. although a lot of people try to make it out like it is.
Unfortunately no, although we're always pushing to make the deliverable more informative.
Correct.
Ah, that makes sense
Three games from the Call of Duty franchise reached the top 20 in July, with COD:MWR joining June carryovers COD:BLOPSIII and COD:IW.
Over the past 12 months, Call of Duty is the #1 selling video game franchise and Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare the best-selling game..
no..... gaf told me this is a franchise on it's last legs... how.... how can this be...
Yes. Unfortunately, I can't give the split, sorry.
There's no reason to doubt Mario + Rabbids. I hope it sells a few million at least.
A couple of Swtich games have debuted lower than I thought. It's starting to make me wonder if Xenoblade 2 can even match the 200k of X, given the debuts for bigger games so far.
I imagine it's pretty heavily in Deluxe's favor.Yes. Unfortunately, I can't give the split, sorry.
What was Splatoon's debut?Uh, every Switch game so far debuted higher than their original versions/previous entry though ?
Placed 5th at 136k.What was Splatoon's debut?
Infinite Warfare doing ~50% of Black Ops 3 still makes it the best selling game for the past year.
I'm still surprised IW pulls in less revenue than Black Ops 3. That's just a failure for the series and hopefully WW2 pulls it back.
Yes. Unfortunately, I can't give the split, sorry
Why's that? Did the NPD also lump remaster up-ports with the original title too? Cause I don't actually remember.Yes. Unfortunately, I can't give the split, sorry.
OK, that makes sense. Was this effect something that you were not expecting, when you started to integrate the digital sales to your analysis, or did it fall well within your guesstimates?This is because of the prevalence of digital sales like PSN Flash Sales or sales on Xbox Live. And, of course, STEAM sales.
If we were to do a Unit based chart, the monthly charts could really just be a representation of what games had the steepest discounts on the digital storefronts
Just that you mentioned super genres (e.g. Shooter) and Genres (1st person shooter). Is the complete list of all super genres and genres available somewhere for us weirdly interested nerds to check out? How big of a headache is it to categorize games nowadays?What do you mean?
I just have this annoying habit of responding to my boss's requests for reports by asking, what kinds of decisions will be made based on the information. (Often I get a blank stare in response.) If somebody asked me to calculate game revenues by genres, I would likely ask something exactly like that.We construct, analyze and report on sales data. What more practical purpose for such classifications be outside of using them to dissect the data?
Uh, every Switch game so far debuted higher than their original versions/previous entry though ?
yeah, if it happens it'd just be really weird to see a game like xenoblade debut about the same as ARMS, which had a lot of promotion, etc. Userbase will be bigger at least. And maybe switch has cultivated a small rpg fanbase so far
ARMS is a new IP, a fighting game (niche category) and is launching in may against Xenoblade 2 in the holidays. I wouldn't be surprised if Xenoblade 2 launches higher than ARMS, despite a less important marketing budget allowed.
Please I want Xenoblade 2 to sell more than the first two games. I hope Japan comes through since it's on a system that's pretty much a handheld.
Please I want Xenoblade 2 to sell more than the first two games. I hope Japan comes through since it's on a system that's pretty much a handheld.
was Last of US and Last of US PS4 counted together? I don't remember.
I agree with your point of view but on the other end you have to ask the question why developers / publishers released fewer games?
OK, that makes sense. Was this effect something that you were not expecting, when you started to integrate the digital sales to your analysis, or did it fall well within your guesstimates?
Is the complete list of all super genres and genres available somewhere for us weirdly interested nerds to check out?
If somebody asked me to calculate game revenues by genres, I would likely ask something exactly like that.
Why do we still play it guysno..... gaf told me this is a franchise on it's last legs... how.... how can this be...
Driving oriented Action
Action oriented Driving
Get me off this wild ride
It needs to be at least as good as the first game.Please I want Xenoblade 2 to sell more than the first two games. I hope Japan comes through since it's on a system that's pretty much a handheld.
ARMS is a new IP, a fighting game (niche category) and is launching in may against Xenoblade 2 in the holidays. I wouldn't be surprised if Xenoblade 2 launches higher than ARMS, despite a less important marketing budget allowed.
I mean, just looking at this year's top 10, For Honor is #3 (and is a new IP to boot), Injustice 2 is #6, and there's not a single JRPG in sight.JRPGs are generally just as ''niche'' as fighting games. Few big series (Pokemon and FF) and huge gap after that.
I mean, just looking at this year's top 10, For Honor is #3 (and is a new IP to boot), Injustice 2 is #6, and there's not a single JRPG in sight.
For Honor is just behind Final Fantasy XV on the trailing 12 month chart to boot, which includes the full lifecycle of both games, and is missing significant uPlay PC sales for For Honor.
Last console Fire Emblem was 2008, Radiant Dawn. Which bombed.