BishopLamont
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I didn't say they were flops.If 3 out of 5 3D Zelda games were flops, Nintendo should stop making those games. It's clearly a waste of money.
I didn't say they were flops.If 3 out of 5 3D Zelda games were flops, Nintendo should stop making those games. It's clearly a waste of money.
If 3 out of 5 3D Zelda games were flops, Nintendo should stop making those games. It's clearly a waste of money.
and I'd love to try SS without those terrible controls.
Wind Waker sold about what I expected of an HD port, I never expect these things to sell much.
Nintendo considering it a system seller was pretty funny though.
If 3 out of 5 3D Zelda games were flops, Nintendo should stop making those games. It's clearly a waste of money.
They know where the extra effort would pay off more.WW seemed destined to bomb. Didn't really have anything new but polished graphics. Had they made some extra optional dungeons or something, it would have been a bit more interesting. Still a good game as is though.
I think it's pretty clear Wind Waker is doing a better job in North America.
And here we go again...'My little sister can't be this cute. Happy End'.Seriously, wth is that? Incest simulator?
When we will finally give up on the Wii U?
I mean, I understand that WW HD is just a remake, of a declining (at least on home) series in Japan, but this is simply terrible.
Sony is smart for launching the new model with Dangan Ronpa, I see a new Senran Kagura on the way.
I have to find a way to play the fan translation, I love games like Ace Attorney, Hotel Dusk and 999.
WW seemed destined to bomb. Didn't really have anything new but polished graphics. Had they made some extra optional dungeons or something, it would have been a bit more interesting. Still a good game as is though.
Prepare the arrival of second MONSTER
http://www.famitsu.com/news/201310/02041087.html
According to Media-Create, the pre-order number of Pokemon X/Y is already 1.26m (download card sales not included), which is the best pre-order record on 3DS (i.e. already surpass Monster Hunter 4)
After Mario Kart and Smash. If those don't move systems, it's over.
It was also $50 (full price). Myself, and probably others are not willing to pay that amount for a remake.
But does it even matter if those games move systems on their own when they launch, but sales drop off after that, and the release schedule for the platform remains a desert? What the WiiU needs is not big "system sellers" so much as a healthy consistent line-up so people don't feel like they're buying a dead system just for a few games.
It was also $50 (full price). Myself, and probably others are not willing to pay that amount for a remake.
But does it even matter if those games move systems on their own when they launch, but sales drop off after that, and the release schedule for the platform remains a desert? What the WiiU needs is not big "system sellers" so much as a healthy consistent line-up so people don't feel like they're buying a dead system just for a few games.
But does it even matter if those games move systems on their own when they launch, but sales drop off after that, and the release schedule for the platform remains a desert? What the WiiU needs is not big "system sellers" so much as a healthy consistent line-up so people don't feel like they're buying a dead system just for a few games.
I think it does matter. Those games are such evergreen games that they sell throughout the entirety of the system's lifespan. Nintendo is going to support this thing for at least the next four years no matter what. As I've said from the beginning, quality first-party games can cement this thing as the "second system" of choice, which is really Nintendo's best hope right now.
Poor Zelda I predicted an opening north of 40k with shipments of 100k to retailers. Sadly neither of them happened. Wii U is in a sad state. 3DS going to enter beast mode but damn Nintendo, did you not plan the launch of the Wii U accordingly?
Very disapointed with Zelda numbers... I was hoping it would be higher so Nintendo would remake the other ones as well..
It is awful, but it's actually better than i expected. I though we were looking at lego city numbers. Let's see how it will end this.Yes, it is.
What a terrible number.
I feel like America is the last semi-stronghold that the Wii U has.
It will sell better out in the west.Very disapointed with Zelda numbers... I was hoping it would be higher so Nintendo would remake the other ones as well..
I didn't say they were flops.
That stronghold... where it's selling marginally more a week than in Japan... in a market 5x larger?I feel like America is the last semi-stronghold that the Wii U has.
Agreed. Spikes in sales are what the Gamecube had. Its not going to change the consoles ultimate fate, and the Gamecube had much more consistent software releases than the Wii U has had thus far.But does it even matter if those games move systems on their own when they launch, but sales drop off after that, and the release schedule for the platform remains a desert? What the WiiU needs is not big "system sellers" so much as a healthy consistent line-up so people don't feel like they're buying a dead system just for a few games.
That stronghold... where it's selling marginally more a week than in Japan... in a market 5x larger?
You think Nintendo is going to make any development decisions for Zelda based on Japanese sales? If they did, they would have canned the series on consoles years ago.
As expected MH sales dropped from MHP3rd to MH4.
Is GTA V coming to Japan?
I think it does matter. Those games are such evergreen games that they sell throughout the entirety of the system's lifespan. Nintendo is going to support this thing for at least the next four years no matter what. As I've said from the beginning, quality first-party games can cement this thing as the "second system" of choice, which is really Nintendo's best hope right now.
The thing is Nintendo got away with this with the Wii until I would say 2008. If they weren't able to secure a consistent lineup after the Wii sales in 2006/2007, there is no way they will be able to do it with the Wii U
Yes. October 10th.Is GTA V coming to Japan?
October 10thIs GTA V coming to Japan?
The Wii did have a ton of more or less successful shovelware games, though. Even if those games were bad, it at least gave store shelves a sense of quantity and relevance. That's better than seeing half a dozen different games on the shelves and nothing more, while every other console has dozens and dozens of games. People want to know that there are games they could theoretically pick up, even if they will never actually buy them. The illusion of choice is important.