Jaded Alyx
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Based on?I guess there won't be an Arms 2.
Based on?I guess there won't be an Arms 2.
Based on?
Based on?
Well that's just not true.Game has no LEGS based on NPD and Media Create numbers.
not in the top 20 in its second month. it's just like what happened to the persona series, leading to its official cancellation in the middle of may.
not in the top 20 in its second month. it's just like what happened to the persona series, leading to its official cancellation in the middle of may.
Hardware is down YoY.
PS4/X1 sold less then last August then? Or one of the two? Dunno if there's any way to tell.
Based on?
KyanMehwulfe said:A wise gaffer recently said: "Nothing to be [surprised] by. There are new 18 year olds every day."
Every month there's a new teenager being allowed by his parents to play M rated games for the first time lol.
3m for a (new) fighting game not called Smash is pretty damn good.I mean, it will probably sell 2-3m units worldwide but that's not the caliber of sales the Mario Kart team probably would like to settle on.
3m for a (new) fighting game not called Smash is pretty damn good.
Well I don't expect Arms 2 this gen. But certainly on whatever comes after the Switch.I mean, sure, but I'm not sure the Mario Kart team needs to be limited to fighting games for this gen. Maybe they could make another type of game that could sell like Splatoon.
Seems worthwhile to try.
remember when people said Splatoon was gonna be the next big bomba
Well that's just not true.
Either way, I think it's done fine for a brand new fighting game IP. We don't know what Nintendo's expectations are.
Not anytime soon. In the meantime they'll just update keep updating current game. I want that team to try something new.They'll will most definitely be a ARMS sequel.
ARMS' longevity as a franchise will completely depend on what kind of fighting community it manages to foster. It wasn't a massive sales success like Splatoon was (it did well, it just wasn't the cultural shockwave Nintendo probably wanted), but if it manages to stay alive in a tournament scene, I could see Nintendo continue with a sequelt.
We don't know their expectations are, but I'm assuming they expected ARMS to outsell 1-2 Switch. It's the lowest selling Nintendo developed game for the Switch in Japan. Assuming the same for EU/NA.
Of course they could still make a sequel. They funded a sequel to Bayonetta ffs.
Some nice goalpost moving in regards to ARMS.
'it won't get a sequel'
Considering the games sales, it probably will.
'But it didn't sell as much as Mario Kart!'
Name a fighting game that has achieved 20+/30+ million sales in one of its entries.
'It's the least succesfull Switch title!'
It'll sell in small quantities over the coming few years. Enough to take it to around 3 million sold worldwide.
Can't wait to see the next goalpost. Probably something related to channel stuffing.
Expecting a brand-new franchise to equal fucking Mario Kart in sales seems a little unreasonable.
Is Mario Odyssey being tracked for October?
not in the top 20 in its second month. it's just like what happened to the persona series, leading to its official cancellation in the middle of may.
We don't know their expectations are, but I'm assuming they expected ARMS to outsell 1-2 Switch. It's the lowest selling Nintendo developed game for the Switch in Japan. Assuming the same for EU/NA.
Of course they could still make a sequel. They funded a sequel to Bayonetta ffs.
We don't know their expectations are, but I'm assuming they expected ARMS to outsell 1-2 Switch. It's the lowest selling Nintendo developed game for the Switch in Japan. Assuming the same for EU/NA.
Of course they could still make a sequel. They funded a sequel to Bayonetta ffs.
I guess people expected a Splatoon phenomenon. Imo arms is doing quite well considering its a first person fighter that relies a lot on replayability. I mean in my eyes - as someone who only tried the testpunch and didnt buy the game - it seems like theres not much else to do than keep fighting and get better.Expecting a brand-new franchise to equal fucking Mario Kart in sales seems a little unreasonable.
I guess there won't be an Arms 2.
Isn't this the third month? I remember it charting low in the top 20 last month, unless I'm wrong.
... Wait, why is the OP showing as being posted on June 6, 2017?
Third person.I guess people expected a Splatoon phenomenon. Imo arms is doing quite well considering its a first person fighter that relies a lot on replayability. I mean in my eyes - as someone who only tried the testpunch and didnt buy the game - it seems like theres not much else to do than keep fighting and get better.
Looks like Lost Legacy did well.
Did it? Third place in its launch month? And behind 4 year old gta 5?
That doesn't seem good to me.
Why isn't Mario+Rabbids Kingdom Battle appearing in the top 10 for Switch/August? It was released August 29 in NA wasn't it? Did it really sell that little?
You should consider other factors along with chart position. The performance is good.Did it? Third place in its launch month? And behind 4 year old gta 5?
That doesn't seem good to me.
Why isn't Mario+Rabbids Kingdom Battle appearing in the top 10 for Switch/August? It was released August 29 in NA wasn't it? Did it really sell that little?
Lucky then that the Mario Kart team didn't make ARMS.I mean, Nintendo's Mario Kart team doesn't have to make a fighting game though.
Very impressive for Uncharted its more impressive since the game is $40
Did it? Third place in its launch month? And behind 4 year old gta 5?
That doesn't seem good to me.