Katana_Strikes
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If that line-up doesn't "save" PS4 (boost console market), I really don't know what will.
An onslaught of some huge console RPGs over a steady period of time. Namely DQ, FF, Tales and KH.
If that line-up doesn't "save" PS4 (boost console market), I really don't know what will.
An onslaught of some huge console RPGs over a steady period of time. Namely DQ, FF, Tales and KH.
One these is not like the others.
Tales ain't worth shit.
Even if they sell more then 500k additional sales it will lose even more in Japan.Now that I'm back on my PC instead of mobile:
Capcom is not investing in Wii U software, they are investing in PS4 software and they could probably get Sony to pitch in. The partnership with Nintendo is a means to an end, if Sony offers them a better deal they will take it and Sony will offer them a better deal.
Either Vita means life or world ending pretty soon?
They will expect much more than 500k additional sales in the west. Not saying they'll get them but they'll expect them and Sony will be selling them hard on PS4 being the route to massive western success.
Based on previous sales of Monster Hunter Tri and Dragon's Dogma, i dont think that Capcom would expect huge sales in the west. Especially not to cover ~2-3 million potential lost sales in Japan.They will expect much more than 500k additional sales in the west. Not saying they'll get them but they'll expect them and Sony will be selling them hard on PS4 being the route to massive western success.
That should be good for Yu-Gi-Oh, right?
3DS LTD 2015 - 458.949
3DS LTD 2014 - 480.013
already down ? sooner than expected
The PS4 has been picking up steam over the past few weeks, how about a PS1/PS2 era JRPG revival?
Please?
It's not happening, is it?
Which better deal are you talking about? Capcom sold million of MH copies on 3DS and they probably wanna bet again on the next Nintendo portable.Capcom is not investing in Wii U software, they are investing in PS4 software and they could probably get Sony to pitch in. The partnership with Nintendo is a means to an end, if Sony offers them a better deal they will take it and Sony will offer them a better deal
There aren't enough interesting, upcoming JRPGs?
I was talking about the niche JRPGs that were common in the PS1/PS2 era, games like Wild Arms, Dark Cloud, Breath of Fire, Chrono Cross...etc
week 49 - 1,229,641 / 1,002,662 -226,979
week 50 - 1,241,386 / 1,016,633 -224,753
week 51 - 1,257,425 / 1,031,445 -225,980
week 52 - 1,273,555 / 1,049,426 -224,129
week 53 - 1,329,445 / 1,072,636 -256,809
week 49 - 1,002,662 / 1,138,831 -136,169
week 50 - 1,016,633 / 1,152,837 -136,204
week 51 - 1,031,445 / 1,173,014 -141,569
week 52 - 1,049,426 / 1,200,339 -150,913
week 53 - 1,072,636 / 1,247,112 -174,476
They're all coming to the Vita, aren't they?
I was talking about the niche JRPGs that were common in the PS1/PS2 era, games like Wild Arms, Dark Cloud, Breath of Fire, Chrono Cross...etc
The "big" JRPGs are coming to PS4 as expected (FFXV, DQXI, P5, KHIII), but I want more than the big mainstream JRPGs.
19. [3DS] Sumikko Gurashi: Koko ga Ochitsukundesu (Nippon Columbia) - 38.599 (37.666 / 933)
Fair enough, I guess. I think there might be a fair amount of them that aren't part of the huge titles, what with Bravely Second, Tokyo Xanadu, Ray Gigant, Omega Quintet, etc. But it's happening more on handhelds than on the PS4.
Even if they sell more then 500k additional sales it will lose even more in Japan.
Based on previous sales of Monster Hunter Tri and Dragon's Dogma, i dont think that Capcom would expect huge sales in the west. Especially not to cover ~2-3 million potential lost sales in Japan.
Which better deal are you talking about? Capcom sold million of MH copies on 3DS and they probably wanna bet again on the next Nintendo portable.
Sony couldn't even offer a better deal when MH was at home on PSP and the game just became the best selling 3rd party ever in Japan. Capcom is already investing with RE, Dragons Dogma, SFV, Deep Down etc. on the system - I don't see them putting all eggs in one basket especially if they will sell less copies.
I was talking about the niche JRPGs that were common in the PS1/PS2 era, games like Wild Arms, Dark Cloud, Breath of Fire, Chrono Cross...etc
The "big" JRPGs are coming to PS4 as expected (FFXV, DQXI, P5, KHIII), but I want more than the big mainstream JRPGs.
29./00. [3DS] Sumikko Gurashi: Koko ga Ochitsukundesu <ETC>(Nippon Columbia) {2014.11.20} (¥5.184) -2.131 / 99.932 <80-100%>
So, Sumikko is almost at 130k with digital sales, waiting for the numbers of this week. It was a sleeper hit. The next Youkai.
I don't think Sony is in a position to moneyhat MH if Capcom wasn't willing to put it on these systems to begin with... But their support might help for a quick western release and cross marketing.The PS4 is in a better position than the last few Playstations were and Sony is being more aggressive. As to the bolded, why wouldn't they? Especially when Sony is clearly willing to foot the bill a lot of the time.
the storm is coming....
Either Vita means life or world ending pretty soon?
All joking aside, I mean it as in there are certain franchises that are not going to Nintendo systems as long as Sony is still in business.
A lot of these franchises can't afford to jump to PS4 and unless PS4 takes off it's not worth it. PS3 is dying.
Right now they're riding on Vita to survive. If Sony does not bring out a handheld successor they pretty much have to start releasing on Nintendo platforms or keep releasing on Vita.
And if developers keep releasing on Vita, and no successor handheld comes out, what's to keep the system from hanging around for another 10-20 years as the Nintendo alternative system in Japan? It's powerful enough to last 10-20 years tech-wise considering Japan's low tech effort in their games.
I'm not saying it'll keep the success it currently has, but that I could see it remaining a niche still selling system in Japan for another 10+ years at this rate as long as Sony never replaces it. Or maybe PS5 in 2019 will be a handheld/console hybrid to combat Nintendo's handheld/console hybrid in 2016/2017 and that'll be when Vita is replaced.
Then again... If DQ 11 is indeed PS4 it might not surprise me of everyone else just joins the party and disregarding handheld releases for now.
I don't think Sony is in a position to moneyhat MH if Capcom wasn't willing to put it on these systems to begin with... But their support might help for a quick western release and cross marketing.
But even with saying all this... I don't see Nintendo and Iwata just watching how one of their most important 3rd party being taken away.
Then again... If DQ 11 is indeed PS4 it might not surprise me of everyone else just joins the party and disregarding handheld releases for now.
I think DQXI will be mobile/3DS cross-platform. Since it'd be cross-platform already, may see a PS4 port, too, but mobile platforms would seem the likely primary target group.
Except that it's a download code just like the american release.
Which better deal are you talking about? Capcom sold million of MH copies on 3DS and they probably wanna bet again on the next Nintendo portable.
Sony couldn't even offer a better deal when MH was at home on PSP and the game just became the best selling 3rd party ever in Japan. Capcom is already investing with RE, Dragons Dogma, SFV, Deep Down etc. on the system - I don't see them putting all eggs in one basket especially if they will sell less copies.
I don't think Sony is in a position to moneyhat MH if Capcom wasn't willing to put it on these systems to begin with... But their support might help for a quick western release and cross marketing.
But even with saying all this... I don't see Nintendo and Iwata just watching how one of their most important 3rd party being taken away.
Then again... If DQ 11 is indeed PS4 it might not surprise me of everyone else just joins the party and disregarding handheld releases for now.
It is unthinkable that MH would go back to consoles. The amount of sales they would lose is not something one could simply pay as a compensation. Besides, they would leave it open for other game from the same genre to take over the portable audience.
I don't think Sony is in a position to moneyhat MH if Capcom wasn't willing to put it on these systems to begin with... But their support might help for a quick western release and cross marketing.
But even with saying all this... I don't see Nintendo and Iwata just watching how one of their most important 3rd party being taken away.
Then again... If DQ 11 is indeed PS4 it might not surprise me of everyone else just joins the party and disregarding handheld releases for now.
All joking aside, I mean it as in there are certain franchises that are not going to Nintendo systems as long as Sony is still in business.
A lot of these franchises can't afford to jump to PS4 and unless PS4 takes off it's not worth it. PS3 is dying.
Right now they're riding on Vita to survive. If Sony does not bring out a handheld successor they pretty much have to start releasing on Nintendo platforms or keep releasing on Vita.
And if developers keep releasing on Vita, and no successor handheld comes out, what's to keep the system from hanging around for another 10-20 years as the Nintendo alternative system in Japan? It's powerful enough to last 10-20 years tech-wise considering Japan's low tech effort in their games.
I'm not saying it'll keep the success it currently has, but that I could see it remaining a niche still selling system in Japan for another 10+ years at this rate as long as Sony never replaces it. Or maybe PS5 in 2019 will be a handheld/console hybrid to combat Nintendo's handheld/console hybrid in 2016/2017 and that'll be when Vita is replaced.
I think DQXI will be mobile/3DS cross-platform. Since it'd be cross-platform already, may see a PS4 port, too, but mobile platforms would seem the likely primary target group.
All joking aside, I mean it as in there are certain franchises that are not going to Nintendo systems as long as Sony is still in business.
A lot of these franchises can't afford to jump to PS4 and unless PS4 takes off it's not worth it. PS3 is dying.
Right now they're riding on Vita to survive. If Sony does not bring out a handheld successor they pretty much have to start releasing on Nintendo platforms or keep releasing on Vita.
And if developers keep releasing on Vita, and no successor handheld comes out, what's to keep the system from hanging around for another 10-20 years as the Nintendo alternative system in Japan? It's powerful enough to last 10-20 years tech-wise considering Japan's low tech effort in their games.
I'm not saying it'll keep the success it currently has, but that I could see it remaining a niche still selling system in Japan for another 10+ years at this rate as long as Sony never replaces it. Or maybe PS5 in 2019 will be a handheld/console hybrid to combat Nintendo's handheld/console hybrid in 2016/2017 and that'll be when Vita is replaced.
Yeah, I agree. It doesn't mean they won't try though.
They're expecting over a million for MH4U on 3DS. They would be expecting massive growth on the PS4.
The PS4 is in a better position than the last few Playstations were and Sony is being more aggressive. As to the bolded, why wouldn't they? Especially when Sony is clearly willing to foot the bill a lot of the time.
Nobody is using vita power ,what's the point of buying a powerfull consoles if you're game don't ude it at allAll joking aside, I mean it as in there are certain franchises that are not going to Nintendo systems as long as Sony is still in business.
A lot of these franchises can't afford to jump to PS4 and unless PS4 takes off it's not worth it. PS3 is dying.
Right now they're riding on Vita to survive. If Sony does not bring out a handheld successor they pretty much have to start releasing on Nintendo platforms or keep releasing on Vita.
And if developers keep releasing on Vita, and no successor handheld comes out, what's to keep the system from hanging around for another 10-20 years as the Nintendo alternative system in Japan? It's powerful enough to last 10-20 years tech-wise considering Japan's low tech effort in their games.
I'm not saying it'll keep the success it currently has, but that I could see it remaining a niche still selling system in Japan for another 10+ years at this rate as long as Sony never replaces it. Or maybe PS5 in 2019 will be a handheld/console hybrid to combat Nintendo's handheld/console hybrid in 2016/2017 and that'll be when Vita is replaced.
The last two MH games have given Capcom "free" money through HD ports. If Capcom doesn't think Wii U is up to it, perhaps MH4U HD is a PS3/PSV/PS4 game? That's one way to provide cross-play...
what about Monster Hunter Portable 4th ?
they used the home numeration for 3DS latest games, so the "Portable slot" is empty
what about Monster Hunter Portable 4th ?
they used the home numeration for 3DS latest games, so the "Portable slot" is empty
How many games use the portable moniker after PSP
what about Monster Hunter Portable 4th ?
they used the home numeration for 3DS latest games, so the "Portable slot" is empty
Minecraft on PlayStation has sold more than 500k in Japan across all formats (PS3, PSV, PS4): http://www.famitsu.com/news/201502/25072536.html
Famitsu as of January 25th
[PS3] Minecraft: PlayStation 3 Edition [PlayStation Store] {DL} {2014-06-24} - 234,952
[PSV] Minecraft: PlayStation Vita Edition [PlayStation Store] {DL} {2014-10-29} - 198,335
[PS4] Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition [PlayStation Store] {DL} {2014-12-25} - 49,479
Total 482,766.
Pretty close, I guess.
The last two MH games have given Capcom "free" money through HD ports. If Capcom doesn't think Wii U is up to it, perhaps MH4U HD is a PS3/PSV/PS4 game? That's one way to provide cross-play...
Monster Hunter on consoles is bigger than all the other Hunting Action games. I don't think the Vita release have benefitted from MH's absence and no one is trying on 3DS so they don't have much to worry about.