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JP laying down some real talk. That won't stop people from concern trolling though.
How awesome is Wonderful 101, PlatinumGamesJP?
Posted in the website thread, but here might work too:
Comparison (Announcement Vs. Now)
Posted in the website thread, but here might work too:
Comparison (Announcement Vs. Now)
It's some peoples careers to worry about sales.... And they worry less than this thread. Wow.
Man, I remember when people flipped their shit out when this game was first announced.
Dev size/costs are directly related to sales, so in this topic I don't think it's off-topic really.
If that is what you are worried about, then worry about someone bombing our building, not the game bombing in sales. One would actually stop us, the worst the other one can do is slow us down or send us in different directions. Creators never stop creating, no matter the name on the door.
Besides, if all you want is sequels, we aren't the company to be worried about anyways.
This game looks to be the first Wii U must-have.
Here here! If people only buy games that are guarenteed to sell well then they are going to have a rather boring library.Buy the game and worry about the sales never. The fun you have will stay the same.
I get wanting to root for a winner, but the minute that crazy sales makes a game more fun is the minute that it becomes something worth worrying about as a gamer.
Don't tell me you didn't get to play it...I'll let you know when Peter Moore gets back to me with his review...
It has several already...
Well, that's all a matter of opinion really.
For me, there's this, Bayo 2, and Sonic Lost World (which I'm currently not entirely sure on).
For someone else none of these three may be important, and the games that are have already been released. Obviously some people are waiting for something else, or the console's sales would be a lot higher right now.
And here's another (Then VS Now):
Guess I have to buy a Wii U now if only to prevent Platinum financial meltdown. Stores are basically throwing the things at people here anyway.
So it's only gone from very, very ugly to very ugly.
Looks like it could be fun, though. Will wait for it to bomb and pick up cheap to make sure.
And LOL at waiting for bargain bin prices for a Nintendo game. Have fun waiting 5 years.
So it's only gone from very, very ugly to very ugly.
Looks like it could be fun, though. Will wait for it to bomb and pick up cheap to make sure.
That was probably due overstock, I dont think retailers are gonna run into that considering the low shelf space WiiU gets these days.Wasn't Sin and Punishment 2 a Nintendo game? I remember getting that from Newegg for 5 bucks or something like that. Just saying...
Still don't have an idea of what this game is supposed to be, it looks like a comic book super hero Pikmin action game, I just can't imagine what the gameplay is like.
And LOL at waiting for bargain bin prices for a Nintendo game. Have fun waiting 5 years.
You'll be waiting a long time, Nintendo games don't go down in price until they rerelease them in a budget line, like "Nintendo selects" for the Wii, near the end of a console's life.
it's a fast paced action game.
the pure coincidence of Pikmin 3 releasing not far apart is the sole reason for your doubt.
Anyways Pikmin 3 plays better with a wiimote.
whereas TW101 plays on gamepad or pro controller.
it should tell you about the kind of gameplay you're gonna get.
to simplify : think action game with a "gimmick" of mutliple characters appearing where in reality you play as one body of characters.
this allows for strategy as you swap the main character to enjoy different powers.
and can also gain/use other abilities if you "manage" the whole range of characters appearing on screen.
think managing characters = choosing weapons in bayo.
the isometric angle is to make it possible to actually understand what's going on when you have huge ennemies and many characters on-screen.
it's an action game.period.
as a Kamiya action game, it has strategy all over its gameplay. so that after one playthrough you still have stuff to discover/ unlock/ learn to do.
Not if you live in Europe.
The sales of a game don't effect my opinion of it, I just have a hobby of discussing the business side of the industry as well.Buy the game and worry about the sales never. The fun you have will stay the same.
I get wanting to root for a winner, but the minute that crazy sales makes a game more fun is the minute that it becomes something worth worrying about as a gamer.
The sales of a game don't effect my opinion of it, I just have a hobby of discussing the business side of the industry as well.
Probably over half of my favorite games have either totally tanked, had their developers get shut down, their series become unviable and/or unrecognizable in an effort to appeal to the mainstream/deal with market change, had their sub-genre fade away, or somehow otherwise imploded in a way that prevents me from getting more good games from that series and/or developer, but that still doesn't make me like the games less.
LOL
Are you serious? Prices of Nintendo games have never dropped faster than now. Nintendo Land at €20, Pikmin 3/Wonderful 101 for less than €40 at launch, Sing Party for €20, and on and on. It's an urban myth that Nintendo games can't be found for cheap - you just need to do some searching.
Not if you live in Europe.
Should they have paid Platinum to make a cinematic set piece TPS instead, since they are more marketable?
Here's a good question: if everyone thinks this is going to "bomb" (I think it will be profitable), what then? So you think it's going to bomb. Should it not have been made? Should Nintendo have said, "10K worldwide lifetime sales, let's not make this?" Should they have paid Platinum to make a cinematic set piece TPS instead, since they are more marketable?
The sales of a game don't effect my opinion of it, I just have a hobby of discussing the business side of the industry as well.
Probably over half of my favorite games have either totally tanked, had their developers get shut down, their series become unviable and/or unrecognizable in an effort to appeal to the mainstream/deal with market change, had their sub-genre fade away, or somehow otherwise imploded in a way that prevents me from getting more good games from that series and/or developer, but that still doesn't make me like the games less.
It's not just this game, but a problem with GAF in general. I know that on GAF you can discuss whatever you want (well almost everything) and sales/industry talk is a big part of the community. But I dunno, the last couple of years you can't walk into a game related thread anymore without seeing a lot of sales chatter. Some of us (we're all at fault here I guess) just can't discuss anything else anymore.I think the frustration comes from most of the talk being about the game's sales and not the game in itself even although we have had quite a lot of info regarding the game released recently.
For this particular game, there's also quite a lot of what I would call aggravating factors that always steer the talk away from the game towards sales. Things like Platinum's games sales history, Wii U sales failing, it being a Nintendo exclusive game, Bayonetta 2 etc.
sucks this game will bomb so hard and platinum wont get to make half life 3
Gravity Gun now shoots screaming heads.sucks this game will bomb so hard and platinum wont get to make half life 3
sucks this game will bomb so hard and platinum wont get to make Viewtiful Joe 3