MiamiWesker said:Did we get any new numbers since we got the PS3 R6 numbers.
VanMardigan said:The X360 vs. Ps3 battle for the hardcore gamers is fascinating. X360 wins this round, but without a price cut, I expect Ps3 will outsell it easily for the coming months.
As for the Wii........meh. There are no words for me. It's totally baffling. The numbers just don't make sense. What the heck is going on?
I'm glad to see the PsP console and software sales. I've really come to appreciate it as one of the top handheld devices of all time.
Sharp said:Hmmm, I could've sworn he posted in this thread but I just checked and he hasn't so far. Weird.
I'm assuming this (along with your other posts) is a joke, because I don't remember you as being this dumb.Pimpbaa said:Yeah those with a 360 or PS3 as their main console. I'm pretty unbiased, it doesn't matter to me if your 360 or PS3 is your main console. Both are cool.
Almost all of the best selling games on Wii are great, and this doesn't include Carnival Games.bigmakstudios said:But the games I like are good. Wii Sports, Carnival Games, and the countless other shovelware titles that sell in truckloads for Wii are not.
Your problem is not with the "NDF", it's with reality itself. I guess fanboyism has completely destroyed your capability for rational thought.indie85 said:Seems to me that wii is blowing its load early this year, with the next few months with a 'big' game coming out for it, leaving nothing for the holidays. Now that PS3 is the defacto HD movie player, movie releases are as big a deal as game releases, having blu-ray titles like the Dark Knight and Wall-E combing with games like R2 and KZ2, I would not be at ALL surprised if PS3 beats out wii this winter.
Now ensue a 100 NDF :lol posts... zzzz
Hot Shots Golf is a good game, but you're just being a moron.Zerodoppler said:Because they want to play games in which the controls work?
A lot, unless the non-Wii demographic has shrunk significantly since last generation.virtuafightermaster said:Do you think Wii is competing for different demographics. How many PS2, Xbox only owners, decided to go Wii only?
You're wrong, because the consumer ≠ you.Angelus said:Again-if the consumer stopped and looked at all libraries on each system they would not choose to buy a Wii. Thats where I said the consumer is spending foolishly.
If the PS3 had sold +700k in a month, PS3forums.com's drivel would've been true and thus not as ridiculous.FirstInHell said:This thread is so full of Nintendo flag waving it is almost sickening. You people make fun of PS3forums.com, but this is the same type of drivel that they would be posting had the PS3 sold 700K this month.
Except that Wii Sports has proven it's system selling ability by keeping a +50% tie-ratio in a market where it's sold separately.Ariexv said:If you count Wii sports then Minesweeper must be the highest selling game of all time by hundreds of millions.
And MGS doesn't sell because it's MGS? GTA because it's GTA? Seriously, this reasoning makes absolutely no sense.WrikaWrek said:Mario Galaxy is Mario, it sells because it's mario.
No other fighter on any system sells like SSB.WrikaWrek said:SSB sells because it's a bunch of nintendo characters fighting each other. Traditional? Tell me when a fighter like tekken is made on the Wii and then sells like SSB.
Look again genius.X26 said:*looks at HW sales*
*looks at SW sales*
*scratches head*
what do people do with their wii's?
I like to end on a positive note, so I'll say that this might be the smartest statement in the thread.Zerachiel said:I can agree to this, but I never understood why it was a downside for all the hardcore. I mean, owning all 5 platforms, who has time for the B+ to B- games?
Compared to all of Grasshopper Manufacture's previous games, it did.PhoenixDark said:NMH didn't sell "well" on the Wii in the US.
But only the PS2 version sold better than the Wii version.PhoenixDark said:Guitar Hero sold well on every platform.
Capcom seems to have no problems, and that's with a remake and rail-shooter.Sho_Nuff82 said:I don't think devs of M-rated software are going to break a sweat looking for that 'magic bullet' that equates to a Wii million seller worldwide
Anyway (not responding to Tabris, because you know.)
Does that constitute a bet?Tabris said:Cause you know I speak the truth. Wait for it. Next quarter of 2008 will show a radical transition to the eventual PS3's rise to heaven.
Tabris said:Cause you know I speak the truth. Wait for it. Next quarter of 2008 will show a radical transition to the eventual PS3's rise to heaven.
Because whether you're a joke character or not, no one else is as completely removed from reality. In a world where logic doesn't apply, arguing is completely pointless.Tabris said:Cause you know I speak the truth. Wait for it. Next quarter of 2008 will show a radical transition to the eventual PS3's rise to heaven.
Tabris said:Cause you know I speak the truth. Wait for it. Next quarter of 2008 will show a radical transition to the eventual PS3's rise to heaven.
bmf said:Does that constitute a bet?
Whatd you guess about the psp? that eventually it would outsell the DS? that's not exactly a huge surprise since @ the rate the DS is selling eventually(hell maybe close to it already) everyone in Japan is going to have one.Tabris said:There's no betting here, there's just a statement of what I believe is going to be the future for the console market.
People doubted my PSP predictions and they still doubt my PS3 predictions. They are dead set in the belief that the market cannot change even though the company they are cheering for proved that the market can change in a very drastic way within a small period.
Tabris said:People doubted my PSP predictions
Tabris said:There's no betting here, there's just a statement of what I believe is going to be the future for the console market.
People doubted my PSP predictions and they still doubt my PS3 predictions. They are dead set in the belief that the market cannot change even though the company they are cheering for proved that the market can change in a very drastic way within a small period.
harSon said:So Lost Odyssey has sold roughly 400,000 units in the US and Japan (~269k in the US and ~100k in Japan). With Europe it's probably a lot closer to 500,000... the game did a lot better then I was expecting.
brain_stew said:At those sorts of figures it still will have barely broke even, hardly encouragement for any third parties to develop RPGs for the 360/PS3.
Tabris said:They are dead set in the belief that the market cannot change even though the company they are cheering for proved that the market can change in a very drastic way within a small period.
jman2050 said:He thinks Xenosaga III is the greatest RPG ever, that should tell you enough about how seriously to take him.
Zerachiel said:Tabris, what happened? I remember you from Gamers Experimentations as a cool dude with impeccable taste in obscure Japanese games. When did you become a raving fanboy?
You might be insane, and maybe a little rabid, but dammit if I don't love your posts.Tabris said:Fourth greatest RPG next to Suikoden II, Xenogears and Final Fantasy VII actually. Possibly fifth to Valkyrie Profile. I am going to assume you didn't play or finish Xenosaga III based on your opinions of Xenosaga I and II.
gawd.clashfan said:I applaud the wii hardware sales but the nbd numbers tells me that the wii will not last because of weak software sales.
titiklabingapat said:gawd.
clashfan said:The truth can hurt sometimes...
take the time to read at least 3 pages of this threadclashfan said:I applaud the wii hardware sales but the nbd numbers tells me that the wii will not last because of weak software sales.
clashfan said:I applaud the wii hardware sales but the nbd numbers tells me that the wii will not last because of weak software sales.
You can't tell he's joking? It's just Mono logging on for kicks. Look at his avatar.Zerachiel said:Tabris, what happened? I remember you from Gamers Experimentations as a cool dude with impeccable taste in obscure Japanese games. When did you become a raving fanboy?
clashfan said:I applaud the wii hardware sales but the nbd numbers tells me that the wii will not last because of weak software sales.
It's probably beating it now.neptunes said:take the time to read at least 3 pages of this thread
you'll realize the total amount of software sold on the wii is inching closer to that of the 360
brain_stew said:At those sorts of figures it still will have barely broke even, hardly encouragement for any third parties to develop RPGs for the 360/PS3.
Tabris said:I believe you have the wrong Tabris as I don't know what this gamer experimentations site is.
Oh skinnyrattler, Please look at the URL for my avatar.
Parl said:Why do you people compare Wii's third party offerings (which have generally been shit) to 360's third party offerings which have had MUCH bigger budgets? It's laughable. I actually find it quite pathetic.
First of all, you have no idea if it broke even. Second, breaking even a month and a half after release isn't particularly the curse you seem to think it is.At those sorts of figures it still will have barely broke even, hardly encouragement for any third parties to develop RPGs for the 360/PS3.
Son of Godzilla said:Except that there's no reason to have expansive budgets on the Wii. Things get cheaper when you run with simpler models, lower resolution assets, and last-gen framework. UT3 is what, a cool million to license? Hell, even Activision thought people'd be fine with mono GH.
AlphaSnake said:Canadia numbers yet?
http://blog.wired.com/games/2008/04/the-big-three-s.htmlNPD Reports Nintendo Finished March with Top Game, Top Hardware
In March, Nintendo again defined industry momentum in both home and portable video games sales, according to the independent NPD Group, which monitors retail activity in the video game industry. More than 720,000 Wii systems sold in March, representing the highest monthly sales total outside of holiday months (November or December) to date, while Nintendo DS also sold through nearly 700,000 systems.
Nintendo also finished with the top-selling U.S. game of March. Super Smash Bros.® Brawl, which launched March 9, came in at No. 1 with 2.7 million units sold.
"Nintendo systems represented 58 percent of all video game hardware sold in March in the United States," said Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of Americas executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. "We expect our momentum to continue with big upcoming game launches like Pokémon Mystery Dungeon, Mario Kart Wii and Wii Fit."
Other March U.S. statistics, according to NPD, include:
Three Wii games finished in the top 10, including Super Smash Bros. Brawl at No. 1, Wii Play at No. 4, and Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock at No. 7.
Nintendo DS has now sold more than 19 million units in the United States alone since it launched in November 2004.
clashfan said:I applaud the wii hardware sales but the nbd numbers tells me that the wii will not last because of weak software sales.