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(04-16-2009,
05:22 AM)
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#6
So Oboro is how many % of initial shipment sold? 85%?
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(04-16-2009,
05:27 AM)
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#10
Originally Posted by Gbeav:
The adoption rate for HDTVs in Japan is, I belive, higher than any other country in the world. No stores near me have sold SDTVs in years. And now broadcasts are HD only. And at the Panasonic shop near me they have a 70 inch display hooked up to a Wii playing Mario cart... HD (or High vision as they call it) is everywhere in Japan, but most people don't care. |
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I think I'm retarded
(04-16-2009,
05:51 AM)
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#19
Originally Posted by Operations:
Just in 2007 things were WAAAY better. Like, the top ten were in the hundred thousands I think. Dunno what happened. I think it's the fragmentation of the market myself. |
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(04-16-2009,
06:03 AM)
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#23
Originally Posted by lowlylowlycook:
I kinda doubt that. I can't imagine the Wii falling below 10k. It may not have any huge games coming out soon, but it's got a decent string of smaller releases for the next few weeks/months. |
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(04-16-2009,
06:07 AM)
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#26
Originally Posted by VOOK:
Well last year they did show GTA, but they really showcased that new pokemon ranger game which was already out in Japan. Maybe they'll show a couple of 3rd party surprises. |
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(04-16-2009,
06:10 AM)
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#27
Originally Posted by perfectchaos007:
Wouldn't that be cool if they showed a Starfox that didn't suck? New Super Mario World? Animal Crossing 2? Pikmin DS? Final Fantasy V DS? Oh god, please. |
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(04-16-2009,
06:10 AM)
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#28
Originally Posted by PantherLotus:
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(04-16-2009,
06:14 AM)
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#30
Originally Posted by markatisu:
Wow "bomb" indeed.I really hope that this somewhat gives some evidence that 2D games at retail can be viable.
Originally Posted by Busaiku:
I think he's asking for the media create sales percentages. Well I guess I'll figure it out by using the Famitsu data. The total of the shipment was 32,000. So I'll make it simpler by labeling it just 32. Well anyway 32 multiplied by 1/4th or divided by 4 is 8, so 8=25%, 4=12.5%. and so on. Since 24,000 is 25% the difference between that and 29,000 is a little over 4,000 more (12.5%). So that should total at or slightly above 88%. Last edited by Flying_Phoenix : 04-16-2009 at 06:23 AM. |
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(04-16-2009,
06:15 AM)
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#31
Originally Posted by jeremy1456:
I didn't expect them to because its a movie, but with a console coming out that it's packed into, andit having the FFXIII demo, I just wanted to see the correlation between new PS3s bought/BDs bought. |
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(04-16-2009,
06:17 AM)
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#32
Originally Posted by AFreak:
Yeah I see what you're saying. It would be interesting if they do. |
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Power Girl's bosom
gives me strength (04-16-2009,
06:41 AM)
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#37
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Does this mean that it pretty much sold out everywhere first week? Hopefully they can get a second shipment in quick. |
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(04-16-2009,
06:50 AM)
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#41
Originally Posted by t3nmilez:
I think he meant that everything is broadcast in HD right now. Sure SD is still available, but as far as I am aware none of the major networks broadcast any shows exclusively in SD anymore. In fact, if you aren't hooked up to a digital tuner then you the word "analog" will be displayed in the top-right of the screen on most shows. |
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HOLY FUCKING CRAP
(04-16-2009,
07:35 AM)
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#44
In case anyone was wondering, I don't believe the FFVII PS3 console bundles are sold out... yet. The day's not over yet, but PS3 sales will probably still rise above the Wii again.
The Biohazard 5 and Yakuza 3 ones definitely sold out very quickly. |
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(04-16-2009,
07:54 AM)
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#45
Originally Posted by Zefah:
Yeah, that definitely makes more sense. The amount of HD content in Japan is pretty huge, although I guess it was a logical step after BS programming. |
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(04-16-2009,
08:07 AM)
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#46
Originally Posted by cvxfreak:
Are the quantities shipped the same ? My understanding was FF VII bundles shipped > RE 5 bundles shipped > Yakuza 3 bundles shipped |
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(04-16-2009,
12:27 PM)
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#50
Originally Posted by AniHawk:
Yeah, NIS must be weeping - no, bawling. |