bigtroyjon
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So this figures are shipped figures? And not like, say, Steam sales?
The figures are shipped retail+digital. And since you can't ship a digital sale, that part of it is sold.
So this figures are shipped figures? And not like, say, Steam sales?
Nope, it was smaller than DMC4's.
http://www.capcom-unity.com/ask_cap...9632635/regarding-dmc-sales&pg=last&528145063
If movie ads are expensive as you say they are, then they must've spent a bunch of their budget on that.
He never said that. He said he would despute that it was significantly larger.
It still doesn't rule out my hypothesis. The money was available until it was seen to not be making an effect. It's rather interesting that at first the pre-order bonuses were just the weapon skins, then all of a sudden vergils downfall popped up. The fact that it isn't ready close to launch suggests to me that VD was originally just planned as regular DLC but had to be made a preorder bonus because the weapon skins were not bringing people in.
So 1.2 million > 2 million > 2.5 million > 5 million.
Very successful venture if I say so myself :/
oh and obligatory feel of..
5M was never an actual goal. It was 2 mil. And supposedly pc margins are pretty good, so there is the feeling of 2M units.
man, makes me wonder what the chances of a true, ground up HD Monster Hunter reveal at E3 or TGS are.
A fan can dream...
Resident Evil 6 must have had some serious production costs for it to be a failure in sales when it has reached close to 5 million sold copies.
Perfect example of why this franchise doesn't need Michael Bay influenced gameplay scenes.
RE6 Gold will push it past RE5.
But RE5 Gold isn't included in RE5's figures either.
By the way, what is Japan's best selling HD console game this gen? It can only be RE5 or FFXIII.
DMC: Devil May Cry forecast: 1.2 million units
Dragon's dogma is actually good? Alright, will look into it.
Keep lowering your expectations, Crapcom. Go low enough and Donte may Cry may actually reach your sales expectations. XD
On the topic of RE sales. This just proves that a game doesn't even have to be good. Just slap on the RE title on it and it'll sell like crazy.
- Resident Evil 6: 4.8 million (up from 4.5 million initial shipment -- New RE6 Forecast: 5 million)
Capcom: "the flagship title "Resident Evil 6" (for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360), despite recording brisk sales when it debuted, subsequently lost its momentum, resulting in the failure to achieve planned sales and fulfill its role as a driver of sales expansion."
- Resident Evil 5: 6 million (up from 5.9 million)
- DMC: Devil May Cry forecast: 1.2 million units
- Dragon's Dogma: 1.3 million (up from 1.2 million)
- Operation Raccoon City sold an extra 650,000 units in North America and Europe in FY2012.
It's a good action game. It fails at being a good RPG.
At least if this was the last entry of the Devil May Cry franchise, it went out on a high note.
DmC is the pinnacle of the franchise.
You would class it as an action game? Maybe it's worth a punt then. I thought it was another demon souls type game
Amongst all the doom and gloom for Capcom as they slide into obsolescence/that Monster Hunter company, at least somebody provided a hearty laugh
The sales reception of RE6 was without a doubt due to the abysmal review scores but I don't think the franchise is completely beyond repair (financially speaking).?
You would class it as an action game? Maybe it's worth a punt then. I thought it was another demon souls type game
It's a stroll through the countryside game with sporadic trips into action. Watch some videos before investing. As good as it is, it's not for everybody.
At least if this was the last entry of the Devil May Cry franchise, it went out on a high note.
DmC is the pinnacle of the franchise.
I can't really back it up, but I'd sooner blame the demo. I'm not convinced reviews scores have that much of a visible effect on how much a videogame sells.
I'd say a sub-70 metascore and a 45/100 review from Gamespot can have a very bad effect on your sales but I agree that the demo and word of mouth definitely played a role as well.
Amongst all the doom and gloom for Capcom as they slide into obsolescence/that Monster Hunter company, at least somebody provided a hearty laugh
Just went on Capcom's wiki to see their games...
If it weren't for Monster Hunter they'd be in a pretty dangerous place.
Yet here we have a scenario where you exclaimed "How!?" because ORC is still selling.
You would class it as an action game? Maybe it's worth a punt then. I thought it was another demon souls type game
I mean lets franchise runthrough:
MegaMan: dead
Phoenix Wright etc I guess AA5 is actually coming...
Monster Hunter: whats keeping them ticking
I mean lets franchise runthrough:
MegaMan: dead
Onimusha: dead
Dino Crisis: dead
Viewtiful Joe: dead
Okami: dead?
Breath of Fire: deeeeaaaaaaaddddddd
Sengoku Basara: I dunno, lol
Devil May Cry: outsourced and sales not confirming that as good idea
Lost Planet: outsourced, entirely different gametype, doomed, oh and we're not allowed to play EX Troopers
Dead Rising: outsourced and exhausted that IP in short space of time
Street Fighter: overexposed (AGAIN), tarnished by terrible Tekken game
Vs. Capcom: UMVC3 rubbed plenty of people up the wrong way
Darkstalkers: Is coming I guess?
Resident Evil: Franchise in a bad way after too many bad games
Dragon's Dogma: clumsily assembled, underperformed, but best thing they've made recently (so of course they punish launch buyers with Dark Arisen as retail only)
Phoenix Wright etc I guess AA5 is actually coming...
Remember Me: I won't.
Monster Hunter: whats keeping them ticking
The only 3 franchises I care about from Capcom. RE used to be there. I should try RE: Revelations.
Yet here we have a scenario where you exclaimed "How!?" because ORC is still selling.
But of course.Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate for Wii U and 3DS (budget) were also very successful.
Yet here we have a scenario where you exclaimed "How!?" because ORC is still selling.
We can't forget the RE faithful. I'm sure they number at least 1 million worldwide on the HD systems, and a smaller subset of that go for other titles like Revelations, Mercenaries 3D and Darkside Chronicles.
ORC's sales can also partly be explained by the timing of its release, which was in the final week of the previous fiscal year, so the 650K number should include the 350K or so it sold in Japan during this fiscal year. So an extra 300K in the 9 months following the first week isn't so outlandish...
Yet here we have a scenario where you exclaimed "How!?" because ORC is still selling.
Seriously, where the hell is Sengoku Basara? SB3 came out in 2010 (great success), and Utage in late 2011 (pretty well). Where's the next chapter, why is Capcom waiting so much?
Nope, it was smaller than DMC4's.
http://www.capcom-unity.com/ask_cap...9632635/regarding-dmc-sales&pg=last&528145063
If movie ads are expensive as you say they are, then they must've spent a bunch of their budget on that.
What would help the title now is a soft relaunch at a lower price, a SE edition of you will.
- Operation Raccoon City sold an extra 650,000 units in North America and Europe in FY2012.
How?!
Yeah I'm also waiting the new Sengoku Basara, I was pissed because Utage was never released outside of Japan.