manueldelalas said:
I called it a in the last; and it will no sell two millions, it will struggle to sell 1.9 millions.
Then again, I don't know if FFXIII international will be released (final fantasy X and X-2 international sold like 240k but I can't find numbers for FF XII).
The budget release of FFXII sold 45k copies according to the japan games charts site.
So no, it won't reach 2 millions until the international version is released.
Out of curiousity, how is "struggle" being defined? Is it if it takes for example 10 week from now on for FFXIII to reach 1.9 millions (if it reaches 1.9 millions that is)?
oldie-newbie said:
psp go is not a console but is a concept and it sold very well for a concept...
Thanks, as always, Chris1964 for the top 50
Monster Hunter 3 and SSBB are near or just a little over 1000k and 2000k by now...
I know that you said that it was sarcasm what you said about the PSP Go, but i actually think that you have a point with the first part of your sentence, about being a concept
The PSP Go is indeed a console/gaming system though, but it isnt a console on it's own (with "dedicated" (or what i shall say) hardware and exclusive games) like the Virtual Boy is, so maybe it is possible to say that the PSP Go is more of a "concept" (i am not sure if concept is the exactly right word, but do you know what i mean?) while the Virtual Boy is (or was) a brand new and standalone console/gaming system with own hardware and exclusive games.
But that said, i dont really think that the PSP Go would have sold really that much more even if it was a brand new gaming system with exclusive games. I still think that the high price on the PSP Go and games being download-able only would still have hurt the PSP Go sales even if it was a console/gaming system on it's own with exclusive games. But since there is a less expencive PSP model out there (the PSP-3000) that plays physical UMD games (and the PSP-3000 can also play download-able games like the PSP Go can), i think that this also holds back the PSP Go sales.
But i am not defending the PSP Go sales and i am not saying that the PSP Go sales are good just to underline that. Even if PSP Go was a console/gaming system on it's own with exclusive games, i dont think that it would have sold much more compared to what the PSP Go had sold so far. I just wanted to say that i think that there is some type of difference between the PSP Go and the Virtual Boy, that the PSP Go is a PSP model revision that plays PSP games (download-able only though) while the Virtual Boy is a console/gaming system on it's own
EDIT: I added some text.