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Dragon's Crown ships over 300k in Japan across PS3 and Vita

Endo Punk

Member
Good news. Still can't believe their budget was only $1 million.



Or support NISA for bringing it over to Europe?

Yeah I'm just gonna wait until it drops in Europe. That's what I did with Demon's Souls too. Hopefully the art book comes as a standard to compensate for the delay.
 
Too put that n some perspective Dead Space 3 took a month (Global triple A release) 600k....

300k in 1 week is amazing for a Vanillaware game (or any for that matter)!
 

QP3

Member
I think I have finally been sold on this one. Will pick it up sometime next week. From what I read, seems like a good developer to support too!
 
Maybe you should play it yourself and form your own opinion? =D

I think it's a fuckin great game

Never understood the hate Vanillaware games get. I thought Muramasa was fantastic. I mean its no 2D devil may cry but its a good modern rendition of game like Ninja Spirit and Shinobi. People claim that they like this games and want a return to them and when they do they are disappointed.

Sure but how much are your employees getting paid?

You could triple that $1 to 3 million figure and the point would still be there. There is no reason for this "games must cost at least $30 million" mentality.
 

Ravage

Member
PS3/Vita dual release is working great for mid-range publishers.

121,000 PS3 units, but I don't know about Vita. It sold ~75k on Vita so using mathematics and the sell though I posted above, you can probably come up with a fairly decent guess. I'd do it myself but it's too early for maths.

Fuck it:

02./00. [PS3] Dragon's Crown <ACT> (Atlus) {2013.07.25} (¥8.190) - 104.359 / NEW <94,73%>
03./00. [PSV] Dragon's Crown <ACT> (Atlus) {2013.07.25} (¥8.190) - 71.083 / NEW <83,38%>

That's easier to read than my meandering nonsense.

Those are fantastic sell-through numbers.
 
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