That was actually quite an interesting thread to dig up again, not least after the discussion in last week's thread about what Capcom expected from Gaist Crusher:
"-Capcom intends to heavily support Gaist Crusher with a multifaceted transmedia push. This was expressed before, but re-expressed with details on the scope of the effort. They basically want it to be Monster Hunter for children."
Could've done with that to fall back on at the time.
So, all the new releases
Tokyo Shinseiroku: Operation Abyss
sold less than their predecessor?
What do you consider the "predecessor" to Tokyo New World Record? Demon Gaze (the last original Vita game by Experience Inc.), Stranger of Sword City (the last game by Experience Inc.) or Labyrinth Cross Blood Infinity (the prequel to TNWR)?
It sold less than Demon Gaze, but sold more than both Stranger of Sword City & Labyrinth Cross Blood, iirc (the Labyrinth Cross Blood game on Vita was a remake, but I think the Xbox 360 original sold less than Tokyo New World Record too)
First week:
Corpse Party: Blood Covered - Repeated Fear (5pb.) - 13.566 / NEW
Corpse Party: Book of Shadows # <ADV> (5pb.) {2011.09.01} (¥6.090) - 15.249 / NEW
Thanks for the data. On the plus side, series has remained constant in sales despite change in platform (possibly only a little less than Book of Shadows given digital). On the negative side, no series growth at all.