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(05-08-2008,
12:54 PM)
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#22
Originally Posted by flipping_heck:
Shivers are better than tears. |
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listen to the madman
(05-08-2008,
12:57 PM)
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#23
Originally Posted by batbeg:
uh, why? the dev, RED, is a decent albeit not AAA developer. the game looks okay but not great for DS 3d. it's a somewhat original twist on a formula that's been proven to sell and that most people like (the collectathon). it's got a much better implementation of the fossil digging than spectrobes. it's on track to be firmly in nintendo b-title range (120k-250k or so) for the ds. where's the beef? |
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Cranky. Very cranky.
Rather sarcastic to boot. (05-08-2008,
12:58 PM)
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#24
Originally Posted by m3k:
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(05-08-2008,
01:22 PM)
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#27
Originally Posted by Stumpokapow:
Because they may be decent enough but they also produce junk, and moreso than that I don't think it's 3D is even decent but downright ugly. And I hate seeing games like this do better than games like Soma Bringer or ASH. >:( |
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listen to the madman
(05-08-2008,
01:33 PM)
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#28
Originally Posted by batbeg:
The 3d in We are Fossil Holders is on par with the 3d in, for example, Custom Robo Arena. Better than Spectrobes, which would be the closest actual comparison for We are Fossil Holders. I guess it's ugly in the sense that most DS 3d is ugly, but I don't think it's notably bad.
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Soma Bringer was at 89k last we saw it on the charts and is probably over 100k now. It must really bug you that Beautiful Character Training is running a lap around those two titles. |
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(05-08-2008,
01:35 PM)
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#29
Originally Posted by batbeg:
Then I recommend avoiding future japanese sales charts. It's kind of fucked up seeing companies pour stacks of money on games like Valkyria and Yakuza and watching them get buried by games that cost only a fraction of their budget. I wonder how japanese executives rationalize taking bigger financial risks for smaller rewards compared to Nintendo. |
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(05-08-2008,
01:37 PM)
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#30
Originally Posted by Stumpokapow:
You're kind of emotionally invested in this title, so I'm sorry my offhand comment about seeing this do so well offended you. Doesn't change the fact that I'd still see titles like Summon Night above it. |
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listen to the madman
(05-08-2008,
01:47 PM)
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#34
Originally Posted by batbeg:
I'm not emotionally invested in the title--in fact, that's my whole point. It's sort of weird to be offended ("On a more serious note, I don't care if I've not played it, I don't like that Fossil Hunter game still being in the top 10.") that a title is doing well, especially since the title is not particularly controversial or notable in any way. |
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(05-08-2008,
01:50 PM)
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#35
Originally Posted by Stumpokapow:
If it makes you feel better, I wasn't really serious about it, I was just trying to point out that I didn't seriously believe Valkyria will ever quadruple it's sales, and saying that I don't promote the sales of ugly 3D games when nice looking 2D ones have recently come out.
Originally Posted by Hcoregamer00:
And when it comes West? Will it be screw you NA, screw you Europe? :( |
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(05-08-2008,
01:52 PM)
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#36
Amazing numbers for MH2, yet again!
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The 'H' stands for hentai.
(05-08-2008,
01:53 PM)
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#37
Originally Posted by batbeg:
Yes I am on the record saying that I expect it to BOMB HORRIBLY in both the USA and Europe, this game will be nothing more than niche in both territories. This makes me sad because the only territory where this game may have had a chance of hitting it big is Japan, and those dreams are gone. |
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(05-08-2008,
01:56 PM)
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#38
Originally Posted by Hcoregamer00:
You know what? I've got a feeling that it will be as you say in America, but that it'll perform a "Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria" in Europe. It won't be enough, but eh. |
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(05-08-2008,
01:59 PM)
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#40
Originally Posted by Paracelsus:
A "sells less than NA but still pretty good for a title that did reasonably well in all markets" ? |
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(05-08-2008,
02:02 PM)
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#42
Originally Posted by Paracelsus:
I am way too lazy to find the thread right now as I recall it being given a horrible title that took me forever to find before, but it sold better in NA than Europe. There was a SE financial report released with numbers a while back. |
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(05-08-2008,
02:08 PM)
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#46
Originally Posted by batbeg:
Ok, then scratch what I said. I still expect better numbers in EU than NA though.
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Facile dictu est. What does "being popular in Japan" mean to you? Have we ever seen a situation in which two consoles can reign at the same time in Japan (PSP and DS do not count at all, PSP is selling now that DS has saturated the market)? |
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(05-08-2008,
02:10 PM)
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#47
Originally Posted by Paracelsus:
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(05-08-2008,
02:18 PM)
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#50
Originally Posted by Jasoncheng:
The only game "selling" this week (besides the extremely popular Monster Hunter) is Nippon no Asoko de? What kind of game is it? It isn´t news but PSPs software sales didn´t change much even with those kind of hardware sales in 2008. It seems that many PSP buyers are just replacing their PSPfat for PSPslim/lite. |