i can never ever see a pie chart and not be reminded of this mess
Pokken tournament has I think. But we are about to have some more in the form of Bayonetta 1+2, dkc:tf, captain toad etc..Holy shit....is this the first time a port has ever outsold the original game?
MKWii was at 15.4M in a year on an install base 35.4M.
MK8 Deluxe is 9.22M in a year on an install base of 17.8M.
This game is going to have an insane LTD by the end of Switch's life cycle.
Holy shit....is this the first time a port has ever outsold the original game?
Can someone explain that pie chart to me? The bigger the red part gets the smaller the blue gets. So the more Mario Kart sells the fewer hardware would have sold? That doesn't make sense. Or is the blue part meant to say "hardware sold without a copy of Mario Kart" and should the value be 489.83m - 99.76m?
Were they going for a visual representation of a percentage? Is it a 3d pie chart where the whole base is blue and then the red slice is on top to show how many hardware owners have Mario Kart?
As MK8DX is selling like a new game, it's time to let the Mario Kart team do something else.
F-Zero for sure!! I wish
Off the top of my head, RE4 GC -> PS2 and Tomb Raider Saturn -> PS1. Certainly rare though aye, can't think of any pre Switch Nintendo examples
To be fair, their forecast couldn't have possibly predicted a DX version being released, so I don't think we can hold the DX sales against them.
...so it was only a terrible prediction in about 5 different ways, rather than 6.
With this number, i am sure. Ninty will probably stays with DX till the end of Switch there.
Which can only be a great things if we get the Diddy Kong Racing for another racing game.^_^
A better question would be "will they make DLC for mario kart 8 deluxe"?That surely depends on whether we get Mario Kart 9 any time soon
The pun is fine imo, it made me smile at least :)Well deserved. It's a great game and will keep on selling for a long time.
I'm thinking they made this just to have a chart that looks something like a kart. A khart, if you will.
And that pun was still better than the khart.
The fact that people don't know that ARMS was by the Mario Kart team kinda says a lot about it.
But anyways these sales tell me that we won't see a MK9 for a while (but a full crossover kart game is highly possible)
Was it though? In less than a year, for a years old port? I'm not so sure i'd call it easy. In my mind, this is a bigger feat than Odyssey selling as much as it has.
As MK8DX is selling like a new game, it's time to let the Mario Kart team do something else.
F-Zero for sure!! I wish
So..ARMS 2?As MK8DX is selling like a new game, it's time to let the Mario Kart team do something else.
F-Zero for sure!! I wish
For those who have played both MK8 and MK8 Deluxe, regarding items, which one do you think have a better balance?
What I mean is that in MK8 you can only hold one item, whereas in Deluxe you can hold two, which can make the game lean more towards items than racing.
For me MK8 stroke the perfect balance between items and racing. Items make a difference but won't make you win if you only rely on them.
Two items at once makes me remember MK Wii, where you could get several positions using two items or maintain yourself ahead for a long time for having 6 bananas.
I never played MK8 Deluxe and would like to know what you think.
Maybe in a few years there will be a Nintendo Selects line.Still waiting for this to go on sale, as well as Skyrim.
Has this game ever been on sale? Perhsps there is a possibility that it never will?
Still waiting for this to go on sale, as well as Skyrim.
Has this game ever been on sale? Perhsps there is a possibility that it never will?
I think that the general consensus is that the double items are great. It adds a strategic dimension to the game and protects more the leading player.
Let me explain.
In MK8, you can have only one item at a time so when you are first you are dependant of the RNG related to the box item you hit.
In MK8D, being first gives you the opportunity to score the double box. You'll get at least one defensive item (shell, banana...)+ a coin most of the time. Plus, if you got a coin in a normal box item before, you can keep it to ensure that you'll get a defensive item next time.
For each row you only have at most one double-item box, so it doesn't make the game a huge mess like MK Wii was thanks to a better balance of items too.
Will probably be succeeded by another MK in 2 years so it's wont have the Wii legs.MKWii was at 15.4M in a year on an install base 35.4M.
MK8 Deluxe is 9.22M in a year on an install base of 17.8M.
This game is going to have an insane LTD by the end of Switch's life cycle.
Can someone explain that pie chart to me? The bigger the red part gets the smaller the blue gets. So the more Mario Kart sells the fewer hardware would have sold? That doesn't make sense. Or is the blue part meant to say "hardware sold without a copy of Mario Kart" and should the value be 489.83m - 99.76m?
Were they going for a visual representation of a percentage? Is it a 3d pie chart where the whole base is blue and then the red slice is on top to show how many hardware owners have Mario Kart?