I think D5 debuted on PS4 in Japan with 20,000 - 27,000 copies sold.
just speaking about the west in this case.
I think D5 debuted on PS4 in Japan with 20,000 - 27,000 copies sold.
I think it will be da bomb though
I think it will bomb though
I think it will bomb though
Falcom didn't produce that, Mastiff did. By the same token though maybe we get lucky and NISA, Xseed, Aksys and Dotemu start paying to port their games to Switch too.
it's probably gonna do an easy 400k-500k by the end of the year in the us. i think people are underestimating it. it's been in the top 100 on amazon for the last couple of months.
The only way I think USF2 will sell well is to support it long-term with dlcs, a season two dlcs with the entire sf3 cast would helpIt's an even numbered SF, it might do better than V.
Odd numbered SF games are cursed.
Depends on if Capcom's channel stuffing capabilties have truly died. I mean they managed to ship 1 million of SFIV 3D.
While I think SF II will do well on the Switch I still think Capcom cost themselves a decent chunk of sales not being there day one.
I can't even find the individual or bundled releases in past media create threads, so presumably really poorly in Japan.How did the Ys I & II DS release perform?
Agreed. Bomberman snapped up a lot of those impulse multiplayer purchases.
you mean Bravely series, DQ series,Yokai Watch series, Layton series and a lot more are just a garbage dump?Vita developers jumping on board Switch would great, though I'd rather have bigger console japanese games like Nier or Ace Combat on it. Still whatever happens it'll be a huge improvement over what we got on 3DS. That system's third party library was just a garbage dump outside of MH and SMT, one of which is already announced .
Yea its def trueAs someone who hangs in those circles it does ring a bit true.
It's not like they haven't tried in the past, albeit with some very shoddy efforts like Disgaea DS, the awful Rhapsody remake, a Wii port of Phantom Brave and a bunch of really niche efforts on DS/3DS. They never put their full effort in until D5, which happened to align with a hot new system launch and at a power level in line with the rest of their output.
you mean Bravely series, DQ series,Yokai Watch series, Layton series and a lot more are just a garbage dump?
Nippon Ichi was one of the first Japanese third parties to come out hard in support of Switch. They are now reaping the rewards.
Never touched a DQ game before but the others, absolutely.
Sony makes better games than Nintendo and gets more third party content that interests me. Which is why I'd be way more interested in a potential Vita successor than I am in my Switch.
This is the reason I want to get Disgaea 5 on Switch whereas on PS4 the 100s of hours seemed a bit daunting. Portable it is much less daunting, since I can chip away at it during bus rides and other moments in-between "proper" Play sessions.I think the thing about the Switch, is that in addition to people who will only own a Nintendo portable, there will be people who will buy a game that they otherwise wouldn't have because of the versatility of how it lets you play when and where you want. 60 hr jrpgs might not be an insurmountable hurdle anymore. So it opens up new markets for 3rd parties in 2 ways. Then there will be some who would have still bought it on other consoles, but prefer it on Switch for the versatility.
ok.jpg. Trying too hard now.
I don't know if this guy is just a typical fanboy or a trollPretty pathetic digging up my post history like that boyo. Like I told the other guy, some people just have different/higher standards than others. No point in getting mad at people not liking things you like.
Also I'd love for the Ys games to get Switch ports. I'd rebuy Origin/Felgana/1+2 if they made it over for the portability factor alone (plus I still haven't finished my Nightmare runs).
I do hope NIS announce more Switch games soon. It's bizarre that they've announced like a dozen games since January and none have been announced for Switch yet.
Pretty pathetic digging up my post history like that boyo. Like I told the other guy, some people just have different/higher standards than others. No point in getting mad at people not liking things you like.
Pretty pathetic digging up my post history like that boyo. Like I told the other guy, some people just have different/higher standards than others. No point in getting mad at people not liking things you like.
I think the thing about the Switch, is that in addition to people who will only own a Nintendo system/portable (or portables in general), there will be people who will buy a game that they otherwise wouldn't have because of the versatility of how it lets you play when and where you want. 60 hr jrpgs might not be an insurmountable hurdle anymore. So it opens up new markets for 3rd parties in 2 ways. Then there will be some who would have still bought it on other consoles, but prefer it on Switch for the versatility. So yeah It doesn't surprise me to see Switch 3rd parties have great success. I expect that to continue.
Vita developers jumping on board Switch would great, though I'd rather have bigger console japanese games like Nier or Ace Combat on it. Still whatever happens it'll be a huge improvement over what we got on 3DS. That system's third party library was just a garbage dump outside of MH and SMT, one of which is already announced .
I can't even find the individual or bundled releases in past media create threads, so presumably really poorly in Japan.
What if I told you there was a portable console out there that could play all the games you listed as of the end of this month!?
(And since you're in a Disgaea thread I assume you like Disgaea game, so it's got 4 of those games too!)
Anyone have any insight as to why the game is struggling in Japan? The game feels very Japanese, and it's so far removed from appealing to mainstream Western sensibilities. From what I gather Switch has been doing well over there and this port means handheld gaming so it's not like the "Japan doesn't like home consoles" thing applies.
I remember when this first came out there were rumblings that there won't be a Disgaea 6. Hopefully the international numbers help change that.
Anyone have any insight as to why the game is struggling in Japan? The game feels very Japanese, and it's so far removed from appealing to mainstream Western sensibilities. From what I gather Switch has been doing well over there and this port means handheld gaming so it's not like the "Japan doesn't like home consoles" thing applies.
I remember when this first came out there were rumblings that there won't be a Disgaea 6. Hopefully the international numbers help change that.
I fully expect Disgaea 6 to be day and date on PS4 and Switch.
Now if only Falcom could follow suit...
Should have been first postSo...Oregano.
I wouldn't mind seeing more strategy or turn based RPGs on the Switch. I do enjoy playing them docked at home, but being able to pause and take it with out works great for these games. Maybe we'll see an XCOM port or FFT or just more RPGs in general (SE could do little wrong in bringing their entire catalog over). Whatever the case, this definitely is a pretty surprising number of pre-orders for a port I didn't think would even hit 100k lifetime sales on.
The only way I think USF2 will sell well is to support it long-term with dlcs, a season two dlcs with the entire sf3 cast would help
Seeing how the DS and 3DS were flooded with high quality jrpgs that comment doesn't really make senseTo be honest, I always thought the western Nintendo fanbase was much bigger into jrpgs then the Japanese Nintendo fanbase.
Seeing how the DS and 3DS were flooded with high quality jrpgs that comment doesn't really make sense
Seeing how the DS and 3DS were flooded with high quality jrpgs that comment doesn't really make sense
Vita developers jumping on board Switch would great, though I'd rather have bigger console japanese games like Nier or Ace Combat on it. Still whatever happens it'll be a huge improvement over what we got on 3DS. That system's third party library was just a garbage dump outside of MH and SMT, one of which is already announced .
The vast majority of the DS and 3DS jrpg library never made it outside of Japan.Err, I don't know what you were trying to say and how it relates to what I said? As for some relatively recent JRPS that sold well in Japan initally, both Bravely Default and Fire Emblem Awakening sold more in the west.
Anyone have any insight as to why the game is struggling in Japan? The game feels very Japanese, and it's so far removed from appealing to mainstream Western sensibilities. From what I gather Switch has been doing well over there and this port means handheld gaming so it's not like the "Japan doesn't like home consoles" thing applies.
I remember when this first came out there were rumblings that there won't be a Disgaea 6. Hopefully the international numbers help change that.
Which is why Just Dance is flying off shelves...Any game thats mildly decent will sale on the switch. Any decent game. Its technically the next mainline handheld from Nintendo that just so happens to also play like a console on the tv. It sells itself. A fucking katamari damacy remake would sale.
"Mildly decent game"Which is why Just Dance is flying off shelves...
Or Skylanders