We had a Rakuten chart but it is not very telling.Still no word from retailers on how KH3 and RE2 performed in the first few days?
Tomorrow we'll have a better idea on how they performed ;)
We had a Rakuten chart but it is not very telling.Still no word from retailers on how KH3 and RE2 performed in the first few days?
Oh alright, thank you. Wouldn't look good for Resident Evil if that chart ended up being representative...We had a Rakuten chart but it is not very telling.
Tomorrow we'll have a better idea on how they performed ;)
AniHawk, I believe.I'm still trying to figure out who that post was even referring to.
I'm still trying to figure out who that post was even referring to.
Still no word from retailers on how KH3 and RE2 performed in the first few days?
Hmm... how would a 500k opening fare compared to previous games in the series, then? I don't think SE would be happy with a decline, even if it's been a while since the last entryThe game is fully available in most of the big retailers.
If the rumored 600-700k shipment it's true, we know already it didn't reach these numbers.
I'd read more to the ww numbers than just the japan oneHmm... how would a 500k opening fare compared to previous games in the series, then? I don't think SE would be happy with a decline, even if it's been a while since the last entry
Hmm... how would a 500k opening fare compared to previous games in the series, then? I don't think SE would be happy with a decline, even if it's been a while since the last entry
KH2 ship 1 million copy in 6 month when kh2 release in jpHmm... how would a 500k opening fare compared to previous games in the series, then? I don't think SE would be happy with a decline, even if it's been a while since the last entry
Hmm... how would a 500k opening fare compared to previous games in the series, then? I don't think SE would be happy with a decline, even if it's been a while since the last entry
PS2 Kingdom Hearts II 737.652 1.129.196 Square Enix 22/12/2005
PSP Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep 456.453 733.248 Square Enix 09/01/2010
PS2 Kingdom Hearts 411.492 840.497 Square 28/03/2002
.Code:PS2 Kingdom Hearts II 737.652 1.129.196 Square Enix 22/12/2005 PSP Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep 456.453 733.248 Square Enix 09/01/2010 PS2 Kingdom Hearts 411.492 840.497 Square 28/03/2002
I think there's zero chance Ys IX can beat Ys VIII (160k+ Japan, 500k+ global) so long as it's PS4 exclusive.Trails of Cold Steel I and II are Falcom's highest selling games. Their performance is not the norm for Falcom. Most of their games hover around 50-150k (in Japan). Also they've proven that they don't need to use the full power of the PS4 to be successful on it so they don't need to make top tier assets.
And I fully expect Ys IX to be the highest selling entry in the franchise.
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| Model | This Week | Week(%) | FY 2018 | FY(%) |
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| PS4 | 297,244 | 48.5% | 6,901,684 | 31.3% |
| Switch| 283,269 | 46.2% | 12,395,424 | 56.2% |
| 3DS | 24,250 | 4.0% | 1,951,881 | 8.9% |
| Vita | 5,701 | 0.9% | 712,522 | 3.2% |
| ETC | 2,869 | 0.5% | 78,392 | 0.4% |
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| Total | 613,333 | 100.0% | 22,039,903 | 100.0% |
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| Model | This Week | Week(%) | FY 2018 | FY(%) |
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| Switch| 79,194 | 75.0% | 3,341,477 | 66.3% |
| PS4 | 19,585 | 18.6% | 1,203,336 | 23.9% |
| 3DS | 4,647 | 4.4% | 385,750 | 7.7% |
| Vita | 1,968 | 1.9% | 103,494 | 2.1% |
| ETC | 146 | 0.1% | 8,283 | 0.2% |
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| Total | 105,540 | 100.0% | 5,042,340 | 100.0% |
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KH2 shipped 1m at its first week in Japan.
Using a licensed game as an example defeats your argument. TPC paid them to have it made, they didn't make it as their own choiceSpike Chunsoft isn't a monolithic entity. They might have some producers and teams within them that are massive Sony fanboys, but they have supported Nintendo platforms pretty well over the past few years...
... in fact, Pokemon Mystery Dungeon is by far their most successful series of games of all time; and they are no doubt working on a new one for Switch as we speak. It's the one and only Pokemon spinoff series that has endured over the past 13 years and SPMD actually sold a fair bit better than GTI worldwide (the first time that a Pokemon spinoff game has ever outsold its predecessor outside of Explorers of Time/Darkness/Sky!); and it isn't going down without a fight!
The fact that it is the only Pokemon spinoff series that wasn't turned into a mobile F2P game and survived as a full retail game shows that TPC want to still keep it going.
It's Spike Chunsoft's most important series; and with a Switch PKMD being their first real HD title (that isn't a visual novel), it's gonna be a huge project for them!
I'm pretty sure their own IPs would be more important to them than a licensed job, even if it sells more.Spike Chunsoft isn't a monolithic entity. They might have some producers and teams within them that are massive Sony fanboys, but they have supported Nintendo platforms pretty well over the past few years...
... in fact, Pokemon Mystery Dungeon is by far their most successful series of games of all time; and they are no doubt working on a new one for Switch as we speak. It's the one and only Pokemon spinoff series that has endured over the past 13 years and SPMD actually sold a fair bit better than GTI worldwide (the first time that a Pokemon spinoff game has ever outsold its predecessor outside of Explorers of Time/Darkness/Sky!); and it isn't going down without a fight!
The fact that it is the only Pokemon spinoff series that wasn't turned into a mobile F2P game and survived as a full retail game shows that TPC want to still keep it going.
It's Spike Chunsoft's most important series; and with a Switch PKMD being their first real HD title (that isn't a visual novel), it's gonna be a huge project for them!
Using a licensed game as an example defeats your argument. TPC paid them to have it made, they didn't make it as their own choice
Using a licensed game as an example defeats your argument. TPC paid them to have it made, they didn't make it as their own choice
I still think we might see Fire Pro on Switch, it was hinted at a couple times. Maybe ports of the older Zero Escape and Sound Novel games too. I'd really like to see Shiren 6 on Switch, the series hasn't had a real new game in almost a decade.
Other than Fire Pro though everything likely does seem more Chunsoft side. Spike's franchises like Danganronpa, Kenka Bancho, etc, appear to be pretty firmly entrenched as Sony only.
I still think we might see Fire Pro on Switch, it was hinted at a couple times. Maybe ports of the older Zero Escape and Sound Novel games too. I'd really like to see Shiren 6 on Switch, the series hasn't had a real new game in almost a decade.
Other than Fire Pro though everything likely does seem more Chunsoft side. Spike's franchises like Danganronpa, Kenka Bancho, etc, appear to be pretty firmly entrenched as Sony only.
It's strange because with KB and Conception they seemed to really want to transition to 3DS. It didn't go as planned but you would think they would be more comfortable supporting Switch because it seems to be a bit of a better fit.
Switch isn't a better fit for Kenka Bancho than 3DS was. They'd have to make new assets then, rather than re-using the ones they created for PS2 and didn't really have to touch much for PSP and then again for 3DS :P
nothing guarantees Spike Chunsoft will be the chosen again to develop it.
Who else would ? Spike Chunsoft are the only ones who develop that kind of games. They're just Shiren the Wanderer clones with a Pokémon skin. If Spike Chunsoft doesn't make it I doubt anyone else would.
I guess, but it's really minor compared to Chunsoft who almost created the concept and produced all the games minus Chocobo Dungeon in that style. I didn't play Chocobo Dungeon games to know if there are some big differences.
Since the TPC guy expressed interest in both Pokkén and Mystery Dungeon shortly before Pokkén DX got announced, I'm pretty sure we'll get Mystery Dungeon down the line. It's not like they're expensive games and should still sell a couple millions.
So did Square (Chocobo 1/2), Matrix (Torneko 2-3, Nightmare of Druaga) and Tose (Chocobo WS).
So did Square (Chocobo 1/2), Matrix (Torneko 2-3, Nightmare of Druaga) and Tose (Chocobo WS).
Cavia (RIP) did Shoen Yangus.
I think there's a few others?
Are the Omega Labyrinth games modeled on Mystery Dungeon?
Those are by Matrix Software.
there are worst pedigrees TPC can rely on for their gamesI kinda doubt Nintendo will be interested by Matrix's background on Omega Labyrinth and entrust them with Pokémon :D
But I definitely didn't know that there was a few companies that dite Shiren clones outside of Spike Chunsoft. They seem to mostly be for Square Enix games though. I doubt it's gonna be anyone else than Spike Chunsoft really.
Ah, now I understand why port-happy NISA hasn't ported Danganronpa, considering it's one of their most successful IP. Especially with SC America taking over publishing duties outside Japan.
Lack of Zero Escape on Switch doesn't surprise me either.
I'm talking about original releases in Japan, so compared to the PSV version of Ys VIII in Japan. I'm not comparing one platform vs 4 lolI think there's zero chance Ys IX can beat Ys VIII (160k+ Japan, 500k+ global) so long as it's PS4 exclusive.
Is mainly that they are Quality games, no one else makes their types of games and they don't pump out sequels quicklywhy is it do you think that the popular Nintendo titles usually seem to have so much more legs than all other popular titles?
is it something about Nintendo's business strategy?
As expected Bamco higher tier games are missing Switch, they've been pretty consistent on that front. If Tales looks good it might happen too.
Do we have other PS4 releases to compare?
Haha sorry I don't really mean to gloat (especially since I wanted it on the damn console) but it was very interesting in that DBZ was kind of the franchise that would prove it one way or another.I gave you or Oregano 10 minutes before your post!
But yes- I'll freely concede this is an example in your favor.
I would still bet on Tales coming though
I'm sure Xenoverse 2 and FighterZ did well too so you never know.After seeing how Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition is performing on Switch in the West there is 0 possibilities for the next entry to skip Nintendo's console.
You'd think by now that fans would have learned not to make assumptions when it comes to Nintendo platforms and third parties.After seeing how Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition is performing on Switch in the West there is 0 possibilities for the next entry to skip Nintendo's console.