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(06-19-2008,
04:26 AM)
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#3
A challenger approaches.
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show 'em yer Jazz hands
(06-19-2008,
04:30 AM)
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#10
I hope MGS4 can stay strong in the charts for a while. I really hope it's not a super heavy frontloaded sales game.
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(06-19-2008,
04:36 AM)
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#17
Originally Posted by D.Lo:
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(06-19-2008,
04:37 AM)
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#19
Originally Posted by jj984jj:
You mean on the PS3 or in general? If it's the latter... well, that's surprising. |
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(06-19-2008,
04:42 AM)
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#23
Originally Posted by Vinnk:
not exactly comparable... let's see a 3rd party effort on Wii with the budget and development time frame of MGS4... it could make a company very, very rich... |
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Wastes hours checking old Famitsu software data, but that's why we love him.
(06-19-2008,
04:42 AM)
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#24
Originally Posted by sp0rsk:
It really is a fascinating battle. I expect Wii Fit to win in the end, but I never thought MH would have the legs its displayed, so who knows |
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(06-19-2008,
04:49 AM)
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#25
Wow, MGS is surprising. Congrats.
I wonder if the NPD will be the same: 1. MGS4 2. Mario Kart Wii 3. Wiifit 4. Guitar Hero 5. Guitar Hero 6. Guitar Hero 7. Guitar Hero 8. Guitar Hero 9. Rock band Wii 10. GTA4
Originally Posted by Vinnk:
Wow, some feat, eh.:( (sigh) |
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Wastes hours checking old Famitsu software data, but that's why we love him.
(06-19-2008,
04:53 AM)
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#28
Originally Posted by Dragona Akehi:
Indeed. Let's see if it can avoid the massive drop/lack of legs that has happened to every other big PS3 release. |
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Member
(06-19-2008,
04:55 AM)
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#30
Originally Posted by Alcibiades:
No need to get defensive about it, they were just stating a fact. Kind of puts the horrible 3rd party numbers in Japan into perspective tbh. |
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(06-19-2008,
05:00 AM)
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#34
Originally Posted by Dragona Akehi:
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(06-19-2008,
05:04 AM)
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#35
Originally Posted by viciouskillersquirrel:
MGS4 has pretty good replayability, plus there's MGO. Don't know how much a factor online multiplayer will be in Japan, though. |
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شجاعت و امید
(06-19-2008,
05:04 AM)
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#36
Originally Posted by schuelma:
Well to be fair, most major non-PS3 releases share the same fate, Monster Hunter Portable games aside.
Originally Posted by viciouskillersquirrel:
Well this might be true, but if there is one thing about MGS fans, they are definitely... let's say... uh... devoted. :P |
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Wastes hours checking old Famitsu software data, but that's why we love him.
(06-19-2008,
05:05 AM)
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#38
Originally Posted by Dragona Akehi:
True. Though the Nintendo franchises seem to be somewhat of an exception. |
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"Who said you should help?"
(06-19-2008,
05:14 AM)
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#43
Originally Posted by schuelma:
I think it's already sold more than Chocobo's Labyrinth of Time though (or at least is very close). This has to be doing about at what Sega expected. |
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(06-19-2008,
05:16 AM)
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#44
Originally Posted by viciouskillersquirrel:
Well MGS4 does come with MGO, so it's not like you are completely done with the game after those 20 hours in single player. But even if MGS4 has horrible legs, it will still reach 600k after a 465k debut. If MGS4's first week ends up being 77% of its LTD, it will break 600k. If the first week ends up being 65% of the eventual LTD it will break 700k. While I'm sure Konami would ideally want to hit 900k-1M in Japan, they really can't be upset with having the best selling PS3 game of all time by 50-75%. |
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(06-19-2008,
05:17 AM)
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#45
Originally Posted by _leech_:
I may be underestimating the MGS fanbase. |
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(06-19-2008,
05:23 AM)
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#48
Great start for MGS4. The next few weeks will be interesting.
Hooray for the continued success of Shiren.
Originally Posted by Linkzg:
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