Media Create Sales: Week 15, 2018 (Apr 09 - Apr 15)

Sandfox · Apr 21, 2018

Peace said:
KH3 won't, I'm quite sure of that. I still think it will sell something like 1M LTD in Japan, the production-value alone is crazy and the fanbase is quite crazy, but it wouldn't be wise to expect it to push PS4 forward. Even MHW didn't help that much.

I think that's too much for KH3 imo. I would expect decline.

fiendcode · Apr 21, 2018

Oregano said:
I'm also fairly sure Dragonball Fighterz on PC has sold less than Xenoverse 2 Switch but we'll probably never know now(RIP Steamspy).

Xenoverse 2 Switch even outsold Xenoverse 2 PC despite being released over a year later at full proce.

casiopao · Apr 21, 2018

KH3 wont have the effect of DQ or MH on Hardware as it is never that big in JP. It probably would give some medium bump for hardware but it wont be anything significant.

Price cut is the only big push Sony can do to push PS4 number in JP here.

Mory Dunz · Apr 21, 2018

_Dog said:
I must wonder what Bamco thinks about this.

Are we going to do this every month?
If it comes, it'll probably be Q1 or Q2 or 2019

Not sure what you guys want 3 months after release dang

KtSlime · Apr 21, 2018

Mory Dunz said:
Are we going to do this every month?
If it comes, it'll probably be Q1 or Q2 or 2019

Not sure what you guys want 3 months after release dang

Nothing short of clairvoyance is expected.

While the data shows that developers in general are supporting the Switch, and many with better support than PS4 had in it's first and second year, many people have a hard time separating their present feelings from the actual data.

So the place many people feel the Switch should be in regards to support is as if it were released 4 years ago. I imagine some people will continue to cry doom, lack of support, and neglect for Switch until it has the entire PS4 library+1.

Don't get me wrong, I want as many good games as soon as possible on the Switch as well, however I realize that these things take time.

Deleted member 1413 · Apr 21, 2018

KtSlime said:
Nothing short of clairvoyance is expected.

While the data shows that developers in general are supporting the Switch, and many with better support than PS4 had in it's first and second year, many people have a hard time separating their present feelings from the actual data.

So the place many people feel the Switch should be in regards to support is as if it were released 4 years ago. I imagine some people will continue to cry doom, lack of support, and neglect for Switch until it has the entire PS4 library+1.

Don't get me wrong, I want as many good games as soon as possible on the Switch as well, however I realize that these things take time.

Was the PS4 missing PS360 multiplatform games or was there just fewer 3rd party games around that time?
Just hard to think of many major titles releasing in November 2014 out on PS3 and 360 but no PS4 or Xbox One

KtSlime · Apr 21, 2018

Cartridge Games said:
Was the PS4 missing PS360 multiplatform games or was there just fewer 3rd party games around that time?
Just hard to think of many major titles releasing in November 2014 out on PS3 and 360 but no PS4 or Xbox One

Sorry, I really have no idea about the West, in Japan I think the first game that may have been worth owning was Ryuu ga Gotoku 0? Next was Dragon Quest Heroes about a year after the PS4's release?

MoonFrog · Apr 21, 2018

I mean, I don't think it is a clear cut case of "it takes time."

We don't know what it takes.

Support for platforms grow in ways specific to that platform. There isn't some "it took PS4 this long to get X, so Switch will get X in ~that time too. Wait." Moreover, development is simply not in the same place at different far-flung launches and nor is the the lay of the land wrt all the various hardware.

In some sense, yes, wait and see what the whole picture will be but we should keep an eye on what support Switch is getting and where other support streams it could get are going and if they do start including Switch or not. Which, maybe they will in time but support doesn't come purely as a function of time and never has.

Peace · Apr 22, 2018

casiopao said:
KH3 wont have the effect of DQ or MH on Hardware as it is never that big in JP. It probably would give some medium bump for hardware but it wont be anything significant.

Price cut is the only big push Sony can do to push PS4 number in JP here.

Even a price-cut won't do much. I doubt people are favouring Switch to the PS4 because of the price.

Sandfox said:
I think that's too much for KH3 imo. I would expect decline.

Insane production-value, great graphics, nostalgia, solid fan-base, Nomura and Utada will help for sure.

SinCityAssassin · Apr 22, 2018

Peace said:
Insane production-value, great graphics, nostalgia, solid fan-base, Nomura and Utada will help for sure.

Kingdom Hearts 2 sold about 1.1 million in Japan after a year. Considering this has been more than a decade ago, I can't actually tell whether or not the current fanbase in Japan still makes up that amount, even with the recent rereleases.

casiopao · Apr 22, 2018

Peace said:
Even a price-cut won't do much. I doubt people are favouring Switch to the PS4 because of the price.

Insane production-value, great graphics, nostalgia, solid fan-base, Nomura and Utada will help for sure.

Price cut+KH3 one two punch may not make it sell gang busters but it should give it moderate bump there.

On KH selling 1 million i am sceptical here as it had been so long since a new KH mainline and of course lack of multiplayer.

Menx64 · Apr 22, 2018

What is this game? Looks awesome

KtSlime · Apr 22, 2018

Menx64 said:
What is this game? Looks awesome

Dragon Quest Rivals, it was released about a half a year ago on smartphone. They were having their championship battles today.

Meriadock · Apr 22, 2018

30./27. [NSW] Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle <SLG> (Nintendo) {2018.01.18} (¥5.980) - 1.350 / 190.861 <80-100%> (-26%)

Do we know if this game is a WW million seller? I thought that it would do 100k max in japan.

Lelouch0612 · Apr 22, 2018

Rayearth said:
30./27. [NSW] Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle <SLG> (Nintendo) {2018.01.18} (¥5.980) - 1.350 / 190.861 <80-100%> (-26%)

Do we know if this game is a WW million seller? I thought that it would do 100k max in japan.

Closer to 2m iirc.

ILikeFeet · Apr 22, 2018

Lelouch0612 said:
Closer to 2m iirc.

With as many sales as this game has (you can get it brand new for ~ $30), it surely has passed 2M

Aostia82 · Apr 22, 2018

Apart from the switch discussion on dragon ball, should we expect Bandai to stick more with 3d fighter games more than 2d ones?

Deleted member 2791 · Apr 22, 2018

Aostia82 said:
Apart from the switch discussion on dragon ball, should we expect Bandai to stick more with 3d fighter games more than 2d ones?

There are very few companies that know how to make good anime 2D fighting game, meanwhile Dimps can release a buckload of games every year.

Meriadock · Apr 22, 2018

Lelouch0612 said:
Closer to 2m iirc.

Wow, that's amazing. Thank you! :)

casiopao · Apr 22, 2018

Rayearth said:
30./27. [NSW] Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle <SLG> (Nintendo) {2018.01.18} (¥5.980) - 1.350 / 190.861 <80-100%> (-26%)

Do we know if this game is a WW million seller? I thought that it would do 100k max in japan.

I would said, 250k is going to be reachable there.

test_account · Apr 22, 2018

fiendcode said:
Right, FF doesn't matter. Too bad they handicapped Dragon Quest though.

How did they handicap Dragon Quest?

DarkDetective · Apr 22, 2018

Cartridge Games said:
Was the PS4 missing PS360 multiplatform games or was there just fewer 3rd party games around that time?
Just hard to think of many major titles releasing in November 2014 out on PS3 and 360 but no PS4 or Xbox One

For the Japanese market, a lot of games were skipping PS4 in favor of PS3/PSV.

Lelouch0612 · Apr 22, 2018

Expectations for Donkey Kong ?

It is starting to gain serious traction on Amazon (#7).

sfortunato · Apr 22, 2018

Aters said:
There's always a core JRPG audience that will support all high quality JRPGs, but DQ usually sold way beyond that audience. Young generationhas have grown up without DQ nostalgia, and there's nothing anyone can do to bring them back. Its best chance is mobile, which is what SE's doing. I bet Star of DQ has more users and brings more profit to SE than DQXI.

?

DQIX was released in 2009 and sold 4.3m units.

Oregano · Apr 22, 2018

sfortunato said:
?

DQIX was released in 2009 and sold 4.3m units.

That was 9 years ago now. Preteens probably weren't playing games when that came out.

sfortunato · Apr 22, 2018

Oregano said:
That was 9 years ago now. Preteens probably weren't playing games when that came out.

When DQXI released, it was 8 years. Still, the game was immensely popular and we were talking about nostalgia---I'm pretty sure there were kids around 10-15 buying the game back then.

casiopao · Apr 22, 2018

Oregano said:
That was 9 years ago now. Preteens probably weren't playing games when that came out.

Nah. DQ11 is simply more undesirable product vs DQ9. DQ9 had online which would push more people into buying the game as there is incentive to keep playing so that they can stay with that group friend conversation.

DQ11 sadly don't have that which is why that is how much it will do.

KtSlime · Apr 22, 2018

Anecdote; all my students (ages 6-12) know DQ and some even have opinions about why 4 or 5 or 9 is the best.

I won't say that it has or has not decreased in popularity (I don't think it has, I agree with casiopao), however it isn't something unknown or foreign to Japanese youth

that would be FF.

MoonFrog · Apr 22, 2018

KtSlime said:
and some even have opinions about why 4 or 5 or 9 is the best.

That makes me happy.

Aters · Apr 22, 2018

DQIX came out in 2009. DQX is a MMO so naturally most people never got to play it. DQXI came out in 2017. That's eight years. Think about how much you changed between eight and sixteen. Back then DQ was the MH or the Splatoon among young players, now it isn't, and it will never be again.

ILikeFeet · Apr 22, 2018

Aters said:
DQIX came out in 2009. DQX is a MMO so naturally most people never got to play it. DQXI came out in 2017. That's eight years. Think about how much you changed between eight and sixteen. Back then DQ was the MH or the Splatoon among young players, now it isn't, and it will never be again.

Dragon Quest Battle Royale on Mobile!

actually, a real-time DQ (or any action rpg) game would work as a battle royale

CeroMiedo · Apr 22, 2018

ILikeFeet said:
Dragon Quest Battle Royale on Mobile!

Watch Square doing that for real next year

Aters · Apr 22, 2018

CeroMiedo said:
Watch Square doing that for real next year

Imagine the salt. The game will chart pretty high, and people who never cared about DQ will mourn about the death of single player game.

Gotdatmoney · Apr 22, 2018

Aters said:
DQIX came out in 2009. DQX is a MMO so naturally most people never got to play it. DQXI came out in 2017. That's eight years. Think about how much you changed between eight and sixteen. Back then DQ was the MH or the Splatoon among young players, now it isn't, and it will never be again.

Do you think they just squandered potential? The series still seems to be able to pull big numbers. But I suppose they waited too long on DQ11 and he platform mix left much to be desired.

kjtc1979 · Apr 22, 2018

Lelouch0612 said:
Expectations for Donkey Kong ?

It is starting to gain serious traction on Amazon (#7).

With an install base in Japan that's already bigger than the Wii U, it seems poised for a decent opening and reasonable legs.

Aters · Apr 22, 2018

Gotdatmoney said:
Do you think they just squandered potential? The series still seems to be able to pull big numbers. But I suppose they waited too long on DQ11 and he platform mix left much to be desired.

There are definitely missteps on SE's part. But look at the videogame market we have right now in Japan and the rest of the world, single player games have been on a downward trend since forever unless it's a huge open world game.

Back then people finish one game and move on to the next. Now they look at Splatoon, MH, FGO, PUBG and ask "what should I play today?" There simply aren't as much room left for other games, especially in the casual crowd.

kjtc1979 said:
With an install base in Japan that's already bigger than the Wii U, it seems poised for a decent opening and reasonable legs.

And the new easy mode might be able to attract people that were turned away by the difficulty.

Gotdatmoney · Apr 22, 2018

Aters said:
There are definitely missteps on SE's part. But look at the videogame market we have right now in Japan and the rest of the world, single player games have been on a downward trend since forever unless it's a huge open world game.

Back then people finish one game and move on to the next. Now they look at Splatoon, MH, FGO, PUBG and ask "what should I play today?" There simply aren't as much room left for other games, especially in the casual crowd.

I wonder though, you think if they added multiplayer it would have helped? I understand single player games are dying to an extent but the brand is still pretty big right? It could have a Breath of the Wild second wind if they really go all in with it I imagine.

Seems like to have multi million legs you need to be either:

1) Mario
2) Have Multiplayer

Aters · Apr 22, 2018

Gotdatmoney said:
I wonder though, you think if they added multiplayer it would have helped? I understand single player games are dying to an extent but the brand is still pretty big right? It could have a Breath of the Wild second wind if they really go all in with it I imagine.

Seems like to have multi million legs you need to be either:

1) Mario
2) Have Multiplayer

Multiplayer element will help for sure. DQIX's success was partly due to multiplayer element. But you can only add so much multiplayer element to a single player RPG, while games like MH and Splatoon are fundamentally multiplayer oriented.

BotW is not good comparison here. Even with the increased sales, Zelda is still nowhere near DQ in Japan. I can't think of an instance of a multi-million franchise recovering from decline in Japan.

MysticGon · Apr 22, 2018

LordKano said:
There are very few companies that know how to make good anime 2D fighting game, meanwhile Dimps can release a buckload of games every year.

Dimps did develop SFIV and the early DBZ games on PS2 were pretty good. It's not like they don't know make a good 2D/2.5D fighter.

It's just for some reason everyone went 3D. It worked though. CC2's 3D Naruto games sold better than their 2D ones and the same for Dimps' DBZ games it would seem.

Gotdatmoney · Apr 22, 2018

Aters said:
Multiplayer element will help for sure. DQIX's success was partly due to multiplayer element. But you can only add so much multiplayer element to a single player RPG, while games like MH and Splatoon are fundamentally multiplayer oriented.

BotW is not good comparison here. Even with the increased sales, Zelda is still nowhere near DQ in Japan. I can't think of an instance of a multi-million franchise recovering from decline in Japan.

BOTW comparison was less about the size of the franchise and more about how reinvention can help you build sales aagin. It's the first Zelda to cross a million in 20 years. But since DQ12 wont be for like another 4 years I guess it's a moot talking point anyway.

Aters · Apr 22, 2018

Gotdatmoney said:
BOTW comparison was less about the size of the franchise and more about how reinvention can help you build sales aagin. It's the first Zelda to cross a million in 20 years. But since DQ12 wont be for like another 4 years I guess it's a moot talking point anyway.

It's easier to make a middle size franchise grow big. It's a lot harder to make an already huge franchise grow bigger because you need to deal with casual gamers and they are very hard to catch.

Basically, if your franchise is not big, your biggest concern should be to make a great game. CS3 would sell better if CS2 didn't suck ass. P5 and Nier Automata sold well because they are great games. BotW made the breakthrough because it's the best Zelda since...maybe OoT? It surely is the highest rated one since OoT.

But if you want to grow a multi-million franchise, your biggest concern should be what the general population like. Here you are not just selling your games to hardcore gamers, you are selling to millions of casual gamers who maybe only play four games in total. You need to convince them to give your game a chance, and it's exceptional hard to do so. Usually if you lose their attention, you will never get it back .

Zedark · Apr 22, 2018

sfortunato · Apr 22, 2018

Aters said:
DQIX came out in 2009. DQX is a MMO so naturally most people never got to play it. DQXI came out in 2017. That's eight years. Think about how much you changed between eight and sixteen. Back then DQ was the MH or the Splatoon among young players, now it isn't, and it will never be again.

DQ never had an audience who was skewed towards a younger age—it was never a kid franchise. Being so popular I'm pretty sure it attracted a lot of kids but its audience has always been quite heterogeneous. In fact, DQ has such a strong legacy that is known to be popular among older people.

Psycho_Mantis · Apr 22, 2018

sfortunato said:
How much do you think PS4 would have sold on a weekly basis in March/April without stock issues?

Its clear to see how stock has led to a sharper decline. Somewhere near to 20k would be what I expect unlike these past few weeks.

schuelma said:
To the best of my knowledge we do not have any trackers this week noting shortages. Of course, its possible there are some shortages- there are also anecdotes in this thread about Switch being sold out ,etc. But we're quibbling over like three thousand units.

The massive markup on PS4 console prices alongside with stock issues last week and anecdotes is ample enough to show that there are still stock issues.

KtSlime said:
While the data shows that developers in general are supporting the Switch, and many with better support than PS4 had in it's first and second year, many people have a hard time separating their present feelings from the actual data.

Thats a poor comparison.
As said many times when this comparison was made, it largely depends on software pipelines of publishers. When you're 3 years into a gen you can fall back on your previous releases.

A more apt comparison would be seeing the releases this year and noting how many of those are missed.

PS4 missed a lot in 2014, a few in 2015 and got most in 2016 from the numbers I posted a while ago.
SW has seems to have missed a lot in 2017 and 2018, though I haven't checked the total number of missed titles for SW.

Aters · Apr 22, 2018

sfortunato said:
DQ never had an audience who was skewed towards a younger age—it was never a kid franchise. Being so popular I'm pretty sure it attracted a lot of kids but its audience has always been quite heterogeneous. In fact, DQ has such a strong legacy that is known to be popular among older people.

DQ was popular among young people. Older people get out of gaming so you always need fresh blood to maintain the playerbase. Now it's clear the old generations are fading out and there're not enough young fans to negate the loss.

schuelma · Apr 22, 2018

Psycho_Mantis said:
Its clear to see how stock has led to a sharper decline. Somewhere near to 20k would be what I expect unlike these past few weeks.

.

So you think PS4 would basically be immune to the hardware drop Switch has been showing last 3-4 weeks?

Chris1964 · Apr 22, 2018

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YSO predictions

01. [PS4] Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 2018 < 115k (average 100k) [week 1]
02. [PSV] Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 2018 < 45k (average 35k) [week 1]
03. [NSW] Kirby Star Allies < 20k [week 7]
03. [NSW] Splatoon 2 < 20k [week 41]

schuelma · Apr 22, 2018

Chris1964 said:
YSO predictions

01. [PS4] Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 2018 < 115k (average 100k) [week 1]
02. [PSV] Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 2018 < 45k (average 35k) [week 1]
03. [NSW] Kirby Star Allies < 20k [week 7]
03. [NSW] Splatoon 2 < 20k [week 41]

Interesting..no Labo 2nd week prediction. Not expecting much?

Chris1964 · Apr 22, 2018

Labo possibly won't be tracked from Famitsu, no predictions for it.

MANUELF · Apr 22, 2018

Chris1964 said:
Labo possibly won't be tracked from Famitsu, no predictions for it.

Worst tracker keep being the worst

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