Sangetsu-II
Member
That's actually not bad, if PSVR can sell 1.5% to the over 45m PS4 owners that's already a success in VR Territory.
Over 675K at launch, better than Rift or Vive.
Just a estimate btw.
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That's actually not bad, if PSVR can sell 1.5% to the over 45m PS4 owners that's already a success in VR Territory.
Over 675K at launch, better than Rift or Vive.
Just a estimate btw.
Since we're nearing a console transition (with presumed raised expectations in production values and associated costs), do we actually have a listing of what Nintendo IPs succeeded and failed this generation?
Like something with games like Splatoon and Fire Emblem in one bucket, Codename Steam and Paper Mario in the other, and then maybe a more middleground "Harder to say" category.
Welfare
Member
Was there an announcement for 45m PS4's?
Hmmmm. The PSVR numbers are somewhat decent considering it is an expensive peripheral with limited software and not a lot of appeal in Japan at all. I feel that the 51k we're looking at here are likely to be strong contenders for people who would also be getting a PS4 Pro on the first week of release.
Most of the PSVR games in Japan are digital only. Summer Lesson currently has 631 reviews and is probably the best selling title.
https://store.playstation.com/#!/ja...512;/cid=JP0700-CUSA06081_00-SLHIKA01DLG00000
I'd say something like this (accounting for notable older series relative to past successes and new IPs):
Big Winners:
*Splatoon
*Fire Emblem
*Tomodachi
*Pushmo
Slight Win or Neutral
*Pokemon
*Animal Crossing
*Smash
*Kid Icarus
*Xenoblade
Noticeably Weaker, Still Strong (Install base issues)
*Mario (Platformers/Kart)
*Zelda
*Kirby
*Style Savvy
*Rhythm Heaven
Very Hurt, Recoverable
*Mario RPG (Paper/ M&L)
*Mario Party
*Mario Sports
*Pokemon Mystery Dungeon
*Nintendogs
*Donkey Kong
*Yoshi
*Pikmin
*Nintendogs
Big Losers:
*Metroid
*Star Fox
*Wii_
*Nintendo Land (not in sales, but completely failed to pull a Wii Sports)
*Brain Age
*The Wonderful 101
*Code Name Steam
*Tokyo Mirage Sessions
Where Are They?:
*Wario
Missed some stuff, but that should be most things people care about, aren't super niche (Fatal Frame/small eshop releases), and weren't already dead last gen (F-Zero).
Yeah, it's petty, but I completely agree.
I just hope Nintendo takes away the right message from this ('people don't care about this Paper Mario' NOT 'people don't care about Paper Mario').
First screenshots for the Attack on Titan adventure game on 3DS: http://www.famitsu.com/news/201610/20118450.html
Choice pic for Sammy
Where is the waifuuuu?^_^
I doubt physical sales of PS VR games will ever amount to anything. I highly regret getting two physical games because who wants to get up and switch discs while wearing the headset? Although with physical you still get the advantage of 20% off at launch via BB/Amazon and can resell as used. Trade offs....
On PSN.
Asking you where Eren is.
Ohhh... I see. Makes sense.
Sticker Star did well though AFAIK. It definitely did in Japan.
Being an expensive peripheral, 50K is not bad.
But I also expect it to sell more at launch, being front-loaded (to me is more appealing to the tech-whore than to the mass market), with no impact on PS4 weekly sales and with very low impact in the software chart (even if there will be PSN sales) seems to point to a non-impacting item for the Japanese videogame market, imho.
But I also expect it to sell more at launch, being front-loaded (to me is more appealing to the tech-whore than to the mass market), with no impact on PS4 weekly sales and with very low impact in the software chart (even if there will be PSN sales) seems to point to a non-impacting item for the Japanese videogame market, imho.
The impact will be on the PS4 Pro next month. That's another niche product for Japan as an overpriced premium model of a console that doesn't have amazing demand as it is. If VR means they can push 50k more of that in Japan, it's sort of a win.
Mario Party 10 pulled good numbers on the Wii U for what it was imo. Did not expect that much imo. The handheld ones tho? Not sure, hard to judge I guess.
Considering install bases, I think "Mario" did well. NSMB, 3D World, & Mario Maker held their own. Kart has it's highest attach ratio and wii U. So it's an interesting situation.
Woolly World did pretty well, which maybe saved yoshi after new 3ds yoshi. So I'd move it up.
I'd agree with Zelda. It was weaker. It did manage to have some successful spinoffs at least. Also, all the remakes did well. OoT, WWHD was bundled, MM, TPHD. Hmm, maybe remasters in general should be a category. Like SF643D
Luigi's Mansion needs to be in big winners. Unless that's Mario. But I already said mario should be higher in neutral
Think I mostly agree with everything overall.
From the point of view of a expensive periferal, 50K is not bad. But from the point of view of hardware that games are developed for, 50K doesn't look too good. Is 50K a good start for a sustainable install base? Still, since it was heavily supply constrained, we'll have to wait more and see if it can have a decent level of weekly sales.
Jon Carter
Member
Very happy with the soft Monster Hunter Stories' drop. It will be interesting to see where it ends up.
michaelius
Banned
Aren't Oculus+Vive estimated to be around 300-400k mark on steam?
In that context 50k in Japan alone is big by VR standards.
But the software sales look really bad - it suggests most of those VR units were bought for future potential.
In that context 50k in Japan alone is big by VR standards.
But the software sales look really bad - it suggests most of those VR units were bought for future potential.
Thanks for the listing. So, out of these, I would say the main ones at risk of not getting another entry in the foreseeable future (in favor of the ones I didn't quote) would be the entirety of the Big Losers category.
Most of the stuff in "Very Hurt" still have actively announced sequels or ports that we'll have to see released in order to judge them. Nintendogs is probably a dead end though, at least on their dedicated devices.
Donkey Kong I could see not coming out for a while, but I feel at least half of that is a "Who do we get to make this?" issue if they decided to let Retro do something else.
I'm expecting them to at least give another go at Paper Mario and/or Mario & Luigi given Sticker Star did well and Mario & Luigi has done so well historically.
I'm also not expecting another Kid Icarus game, but I could be wrong.
I think if it can get to 400-500K LTD, that would be delivering another meaningful product line for Capcom, which is something they haven't had in quite some time.
Robert at Zeboyd Games
Banned
I'd put Pokemon in the big win category - Pokemon Go was huge and gave the franchise a big visibility boost.
On what scale is Smash not a big win? They identified early on that Japan would not be big on consoles anymore, launched two versions, sold over 3 million. In doing so there is now a huge portable base for the entry regardless of what the NX is.
"Slight win" lol.
that too...I missed that one.
What other AAA franchise has increased in sales with each iteration? (sales combined)
I can't think of one. Has GTA? idk
Hyrule Warriors is a great hit though?
^_^ Agree. I guess the great WoM is doing really well. And of course the simple fact that the game does had great qualities is also pushing for more longer legs.
Me no likey husbando lol.......Armin can be a good waifu though.
If 100k games are great hits, then sure.
Guys, the first trailer for Bravely Third has been uploaded on YouTube! ... ok, it's just The Alliance Alive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aBqWo_KyHU&feature=youtu.be
But it looks like it has the budget Squeenix would give it if they ever greenlit BT.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aBqWo_KyHU&feature=youtu.be
Lol. L-A u monster.T_T I immediately open the trailer and found Alliance lol. I still want that Bravely Third.T_T
I thought we are talking overall Worldwide performance? if Japan only then yeah it is just okay.
Teletraan1
Banned
Agreed. Hate the direction the series has taken.
I was talking worldwide sales. Brawl sold over 13 million, and Smash 4 is slightly above Brawl now. Well I suppose the final total will be notably above Brawl, so given the install base that can be seen as a big win.
For Pokemon it's hard to see it has a big increase unless Sun and Moon beat Diamond and Pearl. Though yeah, Go is a big win for the overall franchise.
I also completely forgot about Game & Wario's existence. Which should probably say something about the state of Warioware.
I thought the very fact that Squeenix would even announce a Bravely Third was an obvious enough red flag... then again, Asano DID tease something recently, my bad.
Perpherals have before (FDS, PCE CD-ROM2, Mega CD, etc). And those were also considered platforms onto themselves, it's too bad we don't have anything more recent for comparison.
Slight win for the best selling games of this gen? AC is a big win, selling 5m on 3DS when most other casual oriented last gen IPs took a nosedive this transition. Smash Bros. is a big sucess alone because it show that the IP is viable on handhelds as well, introduced Amiibos and probably made a lot of DLC money - considering they were able to introduce characters like Ryu and Cloud months after release.
those were released more than 20 years ago... I'm not sure if this correct comparison
There are barely any physical PSVR games so far.
Smash 4 also has DLC, which i assume resulted in some noteworthy profit. Lets not forget smash 4 was the reason amiibos took off in the first place.
Sangetsu-II
Member
"Just a estimate btw."
Should have made it clearer sorry.
I base PS4 sales by 1m units sold a month, since we knew PS4 had been at 40m since May. We can say 1m PS4's where sold each following month till now. That's how I got my estimate of 45m.
I had a dream that MHS sells more than P5 at retail by the end of this year.
Don't worry Bravely Third is right there next to Star Ocean 6
on a list of games Square Enix is never making.
This should be a fun post-mortem:
Big Winners:
- Splatoon: Splatoon
- Fire Emblem: WW popularity surge, DLC, and multiple versions.
- Tomodachi: Explosion in Europe.
- Smash Bros: DLC, handheld market.
- Pokemon: GO exposure, nostalgia for Gen 1, S&M doing everything right (?)
- Animal Crossing: Cards/DLC, unending legs worldwide, and a successful spin-off (what is this AC:AF you speak of?).
- El Capitan Todd: Spin-off out of nowhere that could easily spawn a healthy side franchise for Nintendo.
Slightly Big Winners out of Nowhere Because of Their Inclusion in Smash and Becoming Part of the Lexicon in a Comedic Sort of Way:
- Bayonetta's DLC
- Bayonetta Reprint.
- Kirby in Bayonetta's hair.
Neutral:
- Kid Icarus: Revived and cult-classic, timely success with launch.
- Xenoblade: Steady performance (though down to WiiU in Japan), found some form of successes in the West. Ports. Was already a small brand but didn't really decline or increase much at all.
- Mario et al: Kart did great, Party continued to "perform", but other spin-offs struggled. I'd call it a net zero.
- Kirby: Some entries did well, others not so much. Seems more like a continued flat-stable franchise for the most part. Triple Deluxe even got a spin-off from its side-mode.
- Yoshi: Hurt by poor 3DS entries, helped by a very strong WiiU entry.
- Pushmo: I don't think its really changed, it's more of a "steady brand".
- BOXBOY: A little hit, does well enough on the eShop to warrant sequels.
- Fatal Frame: ?????????? It exists?
Noticeably Weaker, Still Strong (Install base issues):
- Zelda: Its a huge brand but the WiiU and lack of strong hits has definitely dragged it down. ALBW did well though, as did Majora's Mask.
- Style Savvy/Rhythm Heaven: These were hurt by delays and a lack of exposure to the more casual market that would have enjoyed them more.
- Pikmin: Continues to... be.
Very Hurt, Recoverable:
- Mario RPG (Paper/ M&L): Definitely hurt by the end of the generation.
- Donkey Kong: WiiU hurt here badly, as did the delay and the "fucking Donkey Kong" narrative.
Big Losers:
- Nintendogs: ded
- Metroid: Coma. That said, I think a solid entry would revive it.
- Star Fox: ded
- Chibi-Robo: ded
- Wii_: ded
- Brain Age: ded
- The Wonderful 101: ded
- Code Name Steam: lolded
- Tokyo Mirage Sessions: I actually am not sure. It sold bad but its external media did well, so who knows. Its got a following but purely on game terms it did very badly.
Have Become Smash Characters from Dead or Failed/Hurt Brands:
- F-Zero/Captain Falcon
- Mother/Ness and Lucas
- Ryu
There, including some analysis of why I put what where and such.
theprodigy
Member
uh oh I feel a storm coming
I mean, its the very last line.
If Kirby can eat it, its fair game!
The last time a franchise came and went through Kirby's copy ability, it died a few years later.
Snake
PlayStation Store Rankings [Oct 10 - Oct 16]
PS4
01/NEW. KITCHEN [PlayStation VR] (Capcom) {13/10/2016} (¥100)
02/NEW. Summer Lesson [PlayStation VR] (Bandai Namco) {13/10/2016} (¥2.980)
03/NEW. Rez Infinite (SEGA) {13/10/2016} (¥3.400)
04/06. Grand Theft Auto V (Take Two Interactive Japan) {11/12/2014} (¥5.394)
05/NEW. PlayStation VR Worlds [PlayStation VR] (SIE) {13/10/2016} (¥5.292)
06/07. Blazblue: Central Fiction (Arc System Works) {06/10/2016} (¥6.264)
07/NEW. The Idolm@ster: Viewing Revolution [PlayStation VR] (Bandai Namco) {13/10/2016} (¥2.480)
08/20. Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster (Square Enix) {14/05/2015} (¥4.936)
09/05. Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition (SCE) {25/12/2014} (¥2.592)
10/NEW. Batman: Arkham VR [PlayStation VR] (Warner Interactive Japan) {13/10/2016} (¥2.678)
11/NEW. Until Dawn: Rush of Blood [PlayStation VR] (SIE) {13/10/2016} (¥2.160)
12/00. Persona 5 (Atlus) {15/09/2016} (¥8.800)
13/NEW. Hatsune Miku: Future Live All Stage Pack [PlayStation VR] (SEGA) {13/10/2016} (¥7.560)
14/NEW. Rise of the Tomb Raider (Square Enix) {13/10/2016} (¥6.264)
15/14. Resident Evil 6 (Capcom) {29/03/2016} (¥2.800)
16/15. Salt and Sanctuary (Ska Studios) {18/08/2016} (¥1.780)
17/01. FIFA 17 (Electronic Arts) {29/09/2016} (¥8.424)
18/NEW. RIGS: Machine Combat League [PlayStation VR] (SIE) {13/10/2016} (¥7.452)
19/13. Tales of Berseria (Bandai Namco) {18/08/2016} (¥6.600)
20/NEW. Layers of Fear: Masterpiece Edition (Intergrow) {13/10/2016} (¥3.000)
Vita
01/02. The Legend of Heroes: Sora no Kiseki SC Evolution (Kadokawa) {10/12/2015} (¥5.184)
02/NEW. Kangokutou Mary-Skelnter (Compile Heart) {13/10/2016} (¥6.480)
03/04. The Legend of Heroes: Sora no Kiseki FC Evolution (Kadokawa) {11/06/2015} (¥5.184)
04/08. The Legend of Heroes: Ao no Kiseki Evolution (Kadokawa) {12/06/2014} (¥5.184)
05/05. Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment (Bandai Namco) {24/04/2014} (¥1.728)
06/01. Demon Gaze II (Marvelous) {29/09/2016} (¥6.264)
07/07. Minecraft: PlayStation Vita Edition (SCE) {29/10/2014} (¥2.592)
08/11. The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki Evolution (Kadokawa) {18/10/2012} (¥2.592)
09/15. Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster Twin Pack (Square Enix) {26/12/2013} (¥6.583)
10/09. Persona 4: Golden (PlayStation Vita the Best) (Atlus) {05/02/2015} (¥3.980)
11/12. Romancing SaGa 2 (Square Enix) {24/03/2016} (¥2.200)
12/00. Final Fantasy X HD Remaster (Square Enix) {26/12/2013} (¥3.703)
13/03. Utawarerumono: Futari no Hakuoro (Aquaplus) {21/09/2016} (¥6.480)
14/19. Severed (Drinkbox Studios) {06/10/2016} (¥1.458)
15/06. Ridge Racer (PlayStation Vita the Best) (Bandai Namco) {25/04/2013} (¥3.024)
16/00. Caligula (35% OFF) (FuRyu) {23/06/2016} (¥4.485)
17/20. Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana (Nihon Falcom) {21/07/2016} (¥6.200)
18/00. Terraria (Spike Chunsoft) {06/02/2014} (¥2.057)
19/00. Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified (Square Enix) {20/12/2012} (¥3.024)
20/00. Touhou: Genso Wanderer (Mediascape) {25/06/2015} (¥3.240)
PS3
01/01. Blazblue: Central Fiction (Arc System Works) {06/10/2016} (¥6.264)
02/02. Minecraft: PlayStation 3 Edition (Mojang) {24/06/2014} (¥2.592)
03/04. Persona 5 (Atlus) {15/09/2016} (¥8.800)
04/03. Resident Evil 4 (Capcom) {30/08/2016} (¥1.000)
05/07. Tales of Berseria (Bandai Namco) {18/08/2016} (¥8.856)
06/08. Winning Eleven 2017 (Konami) {15/09/2016} (¥7.128)
07/10. Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme VS Full Boost (PlayStation 3 the Best) (Bandai Namco) {28/05/2015} (¥4.104)
08/06. Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition (Capcom) {29/03/2012} (¥1.000)
09/18. Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster (Square Enix) {26/12/2013} (¥4.937)
10/00. Grand Theft Auto V (Take-Two Interactive Japan) {18/12/2013} (¥5.389)
11/05. FIFA 17 (Electronic Arts) {29/09/2016} (¥8.424)
12/00. Watch Dogs (Ubisoft) {26/06/2014} (¥3.564)
13/11. Utawarerumono: Futari no Hakuoro (Aquaplus) {21/09/2016} (¥6.480)
14/14. Tales of Zestiria (Welcome Price!) (Bandai Namco) {07/07/2016} (¥3.672)
15/09. Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational (PlayStation Vita the Best) (SIE) {10/10/2013} (¥2.376)
16/00. Goat Simulators (Double Eleven) {07/10/2015} (¥1.000)
17/00. Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag (Ubisoft) {28/11/2013} (¥2.592)
18/17. Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 2016 (Konami) {28/04/2016} (¥7.538)
19/12. Resident Evil 6 (PlayStation 3 The Best) (Capcom) {06/03/2014} (¥3.024)
20/19. Battlefield 4 (75% OFF) (Electronic Arts) {07/11/2013} (¥756)
PS4
01/NEW. KITCHEN [PlayStation VR] (Capcom) {13/10/2016} (¥100)
02/NEW. Summer Lesson [PlayStation VR] (Bandai Namco) {13/10/2016} (¥2.980)
03/NEW. Rez Infinite (SEGA) {13/10/2016} (¥3.400)
04/06. Grand Theft Auto V (Take Two Interactive Japan) {11/12/2014} (¥5.394)
05/NEW. PlayStation VR Worlds [PlayStation VR] (SIE) {13/10/2016} (¥5.292)
06/07. Blazblue: Central Fiction (Arc System Works) {06/10/2016} (¥6.264)
07/NEW. The Idolm@ster: Viewing Revolution [PlayStation VR] (Bandai Namco) {13/10/2016} (¥2.480)
08/20. Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster (Square Enix) {14/05/2015} (¥4.936)
09/05. Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition (SCE) {25/12/2014} (¥2.592)
10/NEW. Batman: Arkham VR [PlayStation VR] (Warner Interactive Japan) {13/10/2016} (¥2.678)
11/NEW. Until Dawn: Rush of Blood [PlayStation VR] (SIE) {13/10/2016} (¥2.160)
12/00. Persona 5 (Atlus) {15/09/2016} (¥8.800)
13/NEW. Hatsune Miku: Future Live All Stage Pack [PlayStation VR] (SEGA) {13/10/2016} (¥7.560)
14/NEW. Rise of the Tomb Raider (Square Enix) {13/10/2016} (¥6.264)
15/14. Resident Evil 6 (Capcom) {29/03/2016} (¥2.800)
16/15. Salt and Sanctuary (Ska Studios) {18/08/2016} (¥1.780)
17/01. FIFA 17 (Electronic Arts) {29/09/2016} (¥8.424)
18/NEW. RIGS: Machine Combat League [PlayStation VR] (SIE) {13/10/2016} (¥7.452)
19/13. Tales of Berseria (Bandai Namco) {18/08/2016} (¥6.600)
20/NEW. Layers of Fear: Masterpiece Edition (Intergrow) {13/10/2016} (¥3.000)
Vita
01/02. The Legend of Heroes: Sora no Kiseki SC Evolution (Kadokawa) {10/12/2015} (¥5.184)
02/NEW. Kangokutou Mary-Skelnter (Compile Heart) {13/10/2016} (¥6.480)
03/04. The Legend of Heroes: Sora no Kiseki FC Evolution (Kadokawa) {11/06/2015} (¥5.184)
04/08. The Legend of Heroes: Ao no Kiseki Evolution (Kadokawa) {12/06/2014} (¥5.184)
05/05. Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment (Bandai Namco) {24/04/2014} (¥1.728)
06/01. Demon Gaze II (Marvelous) {29/09/2016} (¥6.264)
07/07. Minecraft: PlayStation Vita Edition (SCE) {29/10/2014} (¥2.592)
08/11. The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki Evolution (Kadokawa) {18/10/2012} (¥2.592)
09/15. Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster Twin Pack (Square Enix) {26/12/2013} (¥6.583)
10/09. Persona 4: Golden (PlayStation Vita the Best) (Atlus) {05/02/2015} (¥3.980)
11/12. Romancing SaGa 2 (Square Enix) {24/03/2016} (¥2.200)
12/00. Final Fantasy X HD Remaster (Square Enix) {26/12/2013} (¥3.703)
13/03. Utawarerumono: Futari no Hakuoro (Aquaplus) {21/09/2016} (¥6.480)
14/19. Severed (Drinkbox Studios) {06/10/2016} (¥1.458)
15/06. Ridge Racer (PlayStation Vita the Best) (Bandai Namco) {25/04/2013} (¥3.024)
16/00. Caligula (35% OFF) (FuRyu) {23/06/2016} (¥4.485)
17/20. Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana (Nihon Falcom) {21/07/2016} (¥6.200)
18/00. Terraria (Spike Chunsoft) {06/02/2014} (¥2.057)
19/00. Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified (Square Enix) {20/12/2012} (¥3.024)
20/00. Touhou: Genso Wanderer (Mediascape) {25/06/2015} (¥3.240)
PS3
01/01. Blazblue: Central Fiction (Arc System Works) {06/10/2016} (¥6.264)
02/02. Minecraft: PlayStation 3 Edition (Mojang) {24/06/2014} (¥2.592)
03/04. Persona 5 (Atlus) {15/09/2016} (¥8.800)
04/03. Resident Evil 4 (Capcom) {30/08/2016} (¥1.000)
05/07. Tales of Berseria (Bandai Namco) {18/08/2016} (¥8.856)
06/08. Winning Eleven 2017 (Konami) {15/09/2016} (¥7.128)
07/10. Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme VS Full Boost (PlayStation 3 the Best) (Bandai Namco) {28/05/2015} (¥4.104)
08/06. Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition (Capcom) {29/03/2012} (¥1.000)
09/18. Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster (Square Enix) {26/12/2013} (¥4.937)
10/00. Grand Theft Auto V (Take-Two Interactive Japan) {18/12/2013} (¥5.389)
11/05. FIFA 17 (Electronic Arts) {29/09/2016} (¥8.424)
12/00. Watch Dogs (Ubisoft) {26/06/2014} (¥3.564)
13/11. Utawarerumono: Futari no Hakuoro (Aquaplus) {21/09/2016} (¥6.480)
14/14. Tales of Zestiria (Welcome Price!) (Bandai Namco) {07/07/2016} (¥3.672)
15/09. Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational (PlayStation Vita the Best) (SIE) {10/10/2013} (¥2.376)
16/00. Goat Simulators (Double Eleven) {07/10/2015} (¥1.000)
17/00. Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag (Ubisoft) {28/11/2013} (¥2.592)
18/17. Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 2016 (Konami) {28/04/2016} (¥7.538)
19/12. Resident Evil 6 (PlayStation 3 The Best) (Capcom) {06/03/2014} (¥3.024)
20/19. Battlefield 4 (75% OFF) (Electronic Arts) {07/11/2013} (¥756)