You posted the Famitsu SW sales earlier, mind sharing the HW sales also?duckroll said:Word has it Mother 3 is doing *very* well....
Fuzzy said:You posted the Famitsu SW sales earlier, mind sharing the HW sales also?
Battersea Power Station said:I finally see how it did this after buying a copy for myself. I was one of the Brain Training, Nintendogs, etc. haters. But when I saw it in the store for 20 bucks, I jumped in. Sure, it's not a game. And I certainly don't want it to become the future of gaming. But it feels good to have it in my carrying case, you know? Everyone has those moments when s/he gets too involved in a traditional game. Being in the game world for too long can get kinda depressing. Brain Age offers a nice break from that. Even if I'm at home and I get too "into" Ninja Gaiden or whatever, I'll take a breather, fire up the DS (which gives off a different start-up sound if it's your birthday, as I discovered today), and do some Brain Age exercises. It works as an invigorator; in fact, I recently used it before starting a long study session just to sharpen up my mind a little.
I'm definitely not a fan of games becoming more like Brain Age, but I'm no longer a hater.
duckroll said:Oh sure.
WARNING: NOT NEW HARDWARE, THIS IS OLD, FROM FAMITSU, FAMITSU IS OLD, IF YOU QUOTE IT AS NEW AND GET FLAMED, TOO BAD.
DSL 174,102
DS   44,109
PSP  31,723
PS2  31,189
GBASP 7,817
GBM   3,192
X360  1,752
GC   1,266
WARNING: NOT NEW HARDWARE, THIS IS OLD, FROM FAMITSU, FAMITSU IS OLD, IF YOU QUOTE IT AS NEW AND GET FLAMED, TOO BAD.
lancubap said:Interesting post. Sure 6 months ago I would said you that this non-game was absolutely stupid, but now I'm really interested: that's because it is a new approach in the videogames industry, and is something different that we can find only on Nintendo DS. And we know all very well that new things attracts people more then old things.
So: yeah, I'll try Brain Training.
EDIT:
Ok. Got it. A little question: who is more trusted ? Famitsu or Media Create ?
ahmad said:Trust the one that gives your game/console the higher sales
Trust Peter Moore.duckroll said:What if you're a Xbox360 fan in Japan?
Wow, DS totals ~ 220k. I think its the time for changing the ship Famitsu is now the new standard for Japanese sales figures [/nintard]duckroll said:Oh sure.
WARNING: NOT NEW HARDWARE, THIS IS OLD, FROM FAMITSU, FAMITSU IS OLD, IF YOU QUOTE IT AS NEW AND GET FLAMED, TOO BAD.
DSL 174,102
DS   44,109
PSP  31,723
PS2  31,189
GBASP 7,817
GBM   3,192
X360  1,752
GC   1,266
WARNING: NOT NEW HARDWARE, THIS IS OLD, FROM FAMITSU, FAMITSU IS OLD, IF YOU QUOTE IT AS NEW AND GET FLAMED, TOO BAD.
Then Famitsu is your friend.duckroll said:What if you're a Xbox360 fan in Japan?
Not yet.kia said:Wow, DS totals ~ 220k. I think its the time for changing the ship Famitsu is now the new standard for Japanese sales figures [/nintard]
Can you be more specific? any numbers or estimates?duckroll said:Word has it Mother 3 is doing *very* well....
kia said:Can you be more specific? any numbers or estimates?
kia said:Can you be more specific? any numbers or estimates?
DefectiveReject said:i reckon 100,000+ on day one
100,000 on day one isn't very well for a game like mother 3. I guess this is more like 200k day one.DefectiveReject said:i reckon 100,000+ on day one
300K shipped? So, 250-275K sold first week?Rogerkiller said:" Nintendo communicates that from the game of roles Mother 3 at the Erstverkaufstag 300,000 units came into the Japanese trade; the play came today on the market. If the entire quantity should be through-sold, a subsequent delivery is already available. "
source - http://www.gamefront.de/
Speevy's alter ego?ioi said:If you look at the weekly numbers, we hit a 20k low in Oct / Nov 05 but actually haven't dipped below 30k in 2006 and actually averaged around 50k per week. It's actually selling better now than it was last year.
I thought they were trying? Don't they have at least a couple similar games out?Yoboman said:Sony really needs to do something about all this non-game crap, why aren't they cashing in on it?
The 'versions' of Brian Training, Animal Crossing and Nintendogs on the PSP are all complete crap. There was a thread here about them ages ago.Yoboman said:Sony really needs to do something about all this non-game crap, why aren't they cashing in on it?
ioi said:Despite the usual replies that I'll probably get, I thought I'd share the latest numbers for this week according to Everything and Nothing:
1 Brain Training 2 DS Nintendo 16 78,000 2,130,250
2 Brain Training DS Nintendo 48 57,000 2,175,500
3 Animal Crossing: Wild World DS Nintendo 21 53,000 2,712,750
8 Final Fantasy XII PS2 Square 5 24,750 2,202,500
Which put both Brain Trainings past 2m as well, and likely to pass FF XII in the next 2 weeks with AC closing on 3m pretty quickly.
http://www.everythingandnothing.org.uk/vg/japweekly.php?date=38823
I think we should have a little Brain Training themed celebration in 4 weeks time that the game will have sold ~2.35m in 12 months, not dropping out of the top 10 and actually selling nearly as much in the first 4.5 months of 2006 as the last 7.5 of 2005.
If you look at the weekly numbers, we hit a 20k low in Oct / Nov 05 but actually haven't dipped below 30k in 2006 and actually averaged around 50k per week. It's actually selling better now than it was last year.
Fuzzy said:Speevy's alter ego?
He used "we" like he was a part of MS and you did the same thing like you're a part of Nintendo.ioi said:You've lost me! Have I missed something?
Fuzzy said:He used "we" like he was a part of MS and you did the same thing like you're a part of Nintendo.
Don't forget Gentle Brain Training or Brain Flex. It sold something like 1.25m so far. I think the Traning franchise right now is the most popular franchise in Japan.GaimeGuy said:Really, it's amazing.
BT1 was made on a budget of, what, $100,000 or something like that? Maybe even less.
Then you have BT2 and EBT, which were probably made on budgets no greater than that.
You have well over $100,000,000 in revenue from those three games, and they still combine for 150-200k sales every week.
Damn foreigners not knowing how to properly communicate in English.ioi said:Well you know I'm a pedant anyway but technically I didn't say "We (Nintendo) sold..." what I said was "If you look at the graph we hit a 20k low" in the same way as "if you look outside we see it's snowing". Subtle but you didn't read it how I meant it to be read which is probably my fault for not wording it very well.
didn't he give his name to the sega game on PSP??Earthstrike said:Kawashima helped develop the game and I'm pretty sure I remember hearing that he gets paid royalties.
In a since, I'm pretty sure Nintendo completely owns him.
Rocked said:It would be funny if Dr Kawashima was a character in Revolution Smash Brothers.
K.K. Slider has a better chance than Nook. K.K. is the "macot" of AC pretty much. I will be very suprised if K.K. Slider(or someone from AC) is not in SSB 3.metropolis said:he honestly should be in smash bros. i think tom nook has a real chance of being in it though. i hope he throws furniture as weapons.
ahmad said:didn't he give his name to the sega game on PSP??
DSL is now at 827,737. The DS made it to a million after 4 weeks, but that was December 2004.DefectiveReject said:How close is it to a million itself now? and how quick did the DS hit a million?
DSlite has had shortages too i guess.Fuzzy said:DSL is now at 827,737. The DS made it to a million after 4 weeks, but that was December 2004.
Go PS2!Fuzzy said:PS2: 27,549
PSP: 26,340
GBASP: 6,372
GBM: 3,676
Xbox 360: 1,926
GC: 1,080
GBA: 46
Xbox: 30
i anticipate New Super Mario Bros will divert Japan away from the PSP further still.Amir0x said:PSP under PS2, and near 25,000... it's approaching its all time low again!
does next-gen have those psp sales right, wasn't there a price drop on the 15th?Fuzzy said:DS Lite: 140,969
DS: 37,204
PS2: 27,549
PSP: 26,340
GBASP: 6,372
GBM: 3,676
Xbox 360: 1,926
GC: 1,080
GBA: 46
Xbox: 30
http://www.next-gen.biz/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2782&Itemid=2
We'll see if they made any mistakes when MC updates their site.