Holy ignoramus, how about Europe then?Lobster said:Ahem. Never even made it out of Japan.
Holy ignoramus, how about Europe then?Lobster said:Ahem. Never even made it out of Japan.
Lobster said:Ahem. Never even made it out of Japan.
Raytow said:Holy ignoramus, how about Europe then?
I want to know what the most popular game in 2007 was.Segata Sanshiro said:It's not a 3DO port. It's a port of a 2004 arcade game that was the most popular arcade game in North America in 2006. I doubt it will outsell MGS4, but I guess there's a good enough shot that it might outprofit it.
Got numbers for that or are we going to be seeing the "non-guitar sales don't count" excuse?Yeah but Guitar Hero 3 for Wii outselling the 360 version is.
Probably Buck Hunter or something like that. North American arcade revenues aren't exactly the bastion of the true gamer anymore. It's the machines like Golden Tee and what-not that end up in bars and lounges that are bringing in the bacon.No6 said:I want to know what the most popular game in 2007 was.
Got numbers for that or are we going to be seeing the "non-guitar sales don't count" excuse?
Segata Sanshiro said:Don't blame us for going after lulz first. We're only behaving according to our nature.
I'm not sure if I want to have to experience a 10-year resurgance of 70's-era pinball before the good tables start to show up, although the simplicity and easiness of the tables would be a good match for the people playing Buck Hunter.Segata Sanshiro said:Probably Buck Hunter or something like that. North American arcade revenues aren't exactly the bastion of the true gamer anymore. It's the machines like Golden Tee and what-not that end up in bars and lounges that are bringing in the bacon.
In a way, the arcade scene has come full circle. I hope this means pinball comes back. :O
Yes, we spent yesterday posting in this thread instead of posting in a thread started 3 hours ago... because we hate the wii.Lobster said:Great job GAF! Great job!
You guys just proved to me that even if the Wii gets in on the main series of a game you guys don't give a fuck!
YOU GUYS WILL FUCKING BRING DOWN THE WII AT ANY CHANCE YOU GET!
Lobster said:If this game were coming to 360/Ps3 it wouldn't have even made it to page 2!
Lobster said:Great job GAF! Great job!
You guys just proved to me that even if the Wii gets in on the main series of a game you guys don't give a fuck!
YOU GUYS WILL FUCKING BRING DOWN THE WII AT ANY CHANCE YOU GET!
Segata Sanshiro said:Probably Buck Hunter or something like that. North American arcade revenues aren't exactly the bastion of the true gamer anymore. It's the machines like Golden Tee and what-not that end up in bars and lounges that are bringing in the bacon.
In a way, the arcade scene has come full circle. I hope this means pinball comes back. :O
But it is a 3-hour old thread.Lobster said:Its not a port
Laughing at moronic budgetware is great fun and all, but it loses its fun when it turns into nothing but stupid console wars bullshit as these Wii shovelware threads always do, since instead of saying, "Lol, stupid shitty shovelware," people say, "Lol, stupid shitty Wii."Stumpokapow said:- Look at the Phoenix Games cutscene thread. Laughing at moronic budgetware is always more popular than media releases for relatively unimportant games.
Actually it falls short of most normal titles as well. I don't think it even entered the Wii top ten in the month of release.Of All Trades said:? If the IGN list posted earlier is any indicator, Carnival Games is going to outsell most 'normal' titles.
It's again actually mostly trolls in here who need to vent their anger at Nintendo's domination. There are lots of great to absolutely fantastic Wii games out there, your personal opinion notwithstanding.KittenMaster said:I think it's more because Nintendo fans were promised an actual revolution, but only one game has really went beyond the waggle with flying colors (and that is Wario Ware), and all of the shovel ware and PS2 ports are a step backward from being a true revolution.
Unsurprisingly, you have no idea what you're talking about. The most successful Wii third party games are Resident Evil 4:Wii, Mario and Sonic, Guitar Hero 3, Red Steel and Rayman, all being million sellers. (RE4:Wii is especially successful since it more than doubled Capcom's expectations for the game.)Luckyman said:fixed
3rd partys see Carnival Games selling some. That´s not good for a Wii gamer. :lol
That most of you haven't touched. Does it hurt you people to talk abouta good wii game.No6 said:But it is a 3-hour old thread.
Lobster said:http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb45/Lobster92/file2.jpg
Great job GAF! Great job!
You guys just proved to me that even if the Wii gets in on the main series of a game you guys don't give a fuck!
YOU GUYS WILL FUCKING BRING DOWN THE WII AT ANY CHANCE YOU GET!
No, it can't fall short "as well". It doesn't matter if it doesn't enter the Wii top ten in its first month (I'd love for you to actually prove that it didn't, though). The IGN LTD list clearly shows that Carnival Games has outsold most "normal" Wii games and if it wasn't in the top 10 back in August when it released then it very likely will outsell RE4 in the US because it obviously has significant "legs".Jokeropia said:Actually it falls short of most normal titles as well. I don't think it even entered the Wii top ten in the month of release.
Is Carnival Games out in the EU? That's important if you're going to use worldwide numbers. After all, IGN has Red Steel pegged at sub-400k in the US, and it's basically stopped selling completely, so if Carnival Games, which according to you didn't enter the Wii top 10 in it's first month yet has still managed to push over 300k, keeps selling at any decent rate it will outsell Red Steel.Unsurprisingly, you have no idea what you're talking about. The most successful Wii third party games are Resident Evil 4:Wii, Mario and Sonic, Guitar Hero 3, Red Steel and Rayman, all being million sellers. (RE4:Wii is especially successful since it more than doubled Capcom's expectations for the game.)
There are a lot of threads I haven't touched. That's what happens when you're in high demand.That most of you haven't touched. Does it hurt you people to talk abouta good wii game.
What IGN list? If you mean the LTD figures from the podcast I believe it had about an equal amount of "normal" games above it as it had below it, but was also WAY below the top games. And I'm referring to worldwide sales here. Any reason you're restricting it to US figures?No6 said:No, it can't fall short "as well". It doesn't matter if it doesn't enter the Wii top ten in its first month (I'd love for you to actually prove that it didn't, though). The IGN LTD list clearly shows that Carnival Games has outsold most "normal" Wii games and if it wasn't in the top 10 back in August when it released then it very likely will outsell RE4 in the US because it obviously has significant "legs".
Yes, it was released back in October. In the UK it appeared in the top 40 three times (#24 -> #14 -> #21) and then disappeared. I don't remember seeing it in any other EU charts since we only get top 10 or 20 outside of UK.No6 said:Is Carnival Games out in the EU? That's important if you're going to use worldwide numbers.
Or rather your only interest in the Wii is to troll it, and these threads are pretty much the only opportunity.No6 said:There are a lot of threads I haven't touched. That's what happens when you're in high demand.
Except that it's not true. Probably not what you want to hear, but most shovelware sells like crap.DiatribeEQ said:And Wii owners will gobble this up like crack at a rehab clinic.
Sad, but true.
You say that, but all I see is people like you and Of All Trades in bunches of Wii threads making post after post of negative spin. Do you even own a Wii? Why do you give a damn?TheRipDizz said:I think I made a legitimate point of this some weeks back describing my experiences at local store gaming sections and was flogged to all hell by the resident nintendo fanboys for trolling. They're getting really defensive lately. :lol The average Wii section is mind numbingly filled with liscensed/shovelware crap. Not to piss in anyone's cherrios, but it just is.
Are you seriously using an IGN podcast as your source?No6 said:Is Carnival Games out in the EU? That's important if you're going to use worldwide numbers. After all, IGN has Red Steel pegged at sub-400k in the US, and it's basically stopped selling completely, so if Carnival Games, which according to you didn't enter the Wii top 10 in it's first month yet has still managed to push over 300k, keeps selling at any decent rate it will outsell Red Steel.
Is there a single successful shovelware agme besides Carnival games?DiatribeEQ said:And Wii owners will gobble this up like crack at a rehab clinic.
Sad, but true.
The IGN list I linked a couple pages ago, to the thread with the podcast LTD figures. You've been shifting the goalposts repeatedly (no one ever claimed that Carnival Games was outselling the "top" games) ever since then. Remember this one:Jokeropia said:What IGN list? If you mean the LTD figures from the podcast I believe it had about an equal amount of "normal" games above it as it had below it, but was also WAY below the top games. And I'm referring to worldwide sales here. Any reason you're restricting it to US figures?
Edit: WTF? I've always referred to worldwide sales. Why the hell is that dishonest?
But since you apparently never read the list or really defined "normal", here's a quick breakdown of "normal" games that have outsold Carnival Games (and I'm being really, really generous here by not assuming that Carnival Games has managed to sell another 50k or so): COD3 (310k), Mario & Sonic (330k), Rayman RR1 (500k), RE4 (400k), Red Steel (sub-400k), Tiger Woods (350k) and Sonic (350k).even the really successful ones (like Carnival Games) have fairly unimpressive sales compared to 'normal' titles.
Yes, I have a Wii. I have all the consoles. I also like Sales-Age. I enjoyed MP3 and SMG is one of my top 5 games for this year. And I probably wouldn't give much of a damn about these threads if it weren't for the usual Nintendo fanboys posting ridiculous defences of their precious company. They're like punching bags.Link said:You say that, but all I see is people like you and Of All Trades in bunches of Wii threads making post after post of negative spin. Do you even own a Wii? Why do you give a damn?
EDIT - Let's throw No6 in the mix too.
Sure, why not? Are you claiming that IGN committed slander?Are you seriously using an IGN podcast as your source?
Define successful. I mean, I've seen a lot people claim that SSX Blur sold "quite well", so I'd like to know what the threshold is.Is there a single successful shovelware agme besides Carnival games?
That's the one I referred to.No6 said:The IGN list I linked a couple pages ago, to the thread with the podcast LTD figures.
No, it has always been the same, namely that shovelware doesn't sell nearly as much as non-shovelware. (I used Carnival Games as an example since while 300k is considered great for such a game, it would only be OK most games and a failure for any higher profile game.) Stop accusing me of things I haven't done.No6 said:You've been shifting the goalposts repeatedly
frAntic_Frog implied it, which prompted that response in the first place.No6 said:(no one ever claimed that Carnival Games was outselling the "top" games)
By "normal" I refer to every game that isn't shovelware, so you're missing quite a few in that list, several which completely destroy Carnival Games. (Mario Galaxy, Zelda, Mario Party, Super Paper Mario, Guitar Hero, Metroid.) Again though, why are you only counting US sales?No6 said:But since you apparently never read the list or really defined "normal", here's a quick breakdown of "normal" games that have outsold Carnival Games (and I'm being really, really generous here by not assuming that Carnival Games has managed to sell another 50k or so): COD3 (310k), Mario & Sonic (330k), Rayman RR1 (500k), RE4 (400k), Red Steel (sub-400k), Tiger Woods (350k) and Sonic (350k).
This should really belong on the shovelware list.No6 said:Smackdown 08
Could have fooled me.No6 said:Yes, I have a Wii. I have all the consoles.
You don't have a single post in the Galaxy thread, and most of your posts in the Metroid thread was your usual MO, so that means shit to me.I enjoyed MP3 and SMG is one of my top 5 games for this year.
Yeah, we call that trolling.And I probably wouldn't give much of a damn about these threads if it weren't for the usual Nintendo fanboys posting ridiculous defences of their precious company. They're like punching bags.
I agree with your statement yet the list is relevant towards mine. PS2 didn't have an influx of budget games flooding in only a year after release. Most companies were just getting a grip on the hardware at that time. The Wii is familiar hardware only with a new interface so, yeah, instead of embracing the waggle most companies are opting for the easy buck.Jirotrom said:PS2 wasn't exactly considered a "budget" system at this time. Devs see the wii as a system for budget titles and rightfully so. Nintendo preached the system that way and this is the result.
I was there a year into the PS2 and I'm here in the Wii's case and trust me, it's not the same.Crushed said:Trust me, you're not looking hard enough.
My apologies for derailing this thread but that list was the only way for me to qualify my statement some didn't agree with. Oh, and good job on your thread.PantherLotus said: