Yes, it's marvellous that soon the only viable dedicated handheld will have one analogue stick, the power of a Casio calculator and a screen to match. Truly this is worth celebrating.Nice.
Yes, it's marvellous that soon the only viable dedicated handheld will have one analogue stick, the power of a Casio calculator and a screen to match. Truly this is worth celebrating.Nice.
CoP < 20k
Layton < 1k
pokemon < 900k
SF X TK (PSV) ~ 5k
CoP < 20k
Layton < 1k
pokemon < 900k
SF X TK (PSV) ~ 5k
Yes, it's marvellous that soon the only viable dedicated handheld will have one analogue stick, the power of a Casio calculator and a screen to match. Truly this is worth celebrating.
OldJadedGamer said:This generation started a year before that article was written.
By the end of its 6th full year (where 360 is heading) the PS2 was at 40.9m in the US. 360 will be anywhere from 37.5m - 38.5m, so it's a little bit behind.
Suck it, Capcom.
What happened with Layton?
Yes, it's marvellous that soon the only viable dedicated handheld will have one analogue stick, the power of a Casio calculator and a screen to match. Truly this is worth celebrating.
CoP < 20k
Layton < 1k
pokemon < 900k
SF X TK (PSV) ~ 5k
We're going to need a "So the Vita is pretty much over, what did you think" thread soon.
PS2 I'm fairly confident outsold 360 in the period covering its (360's) first 12 months on the market, I'm sure MS would have made a point of touting its number #1 status were that to be true. So to launch align you need to subtract that from the 35.8 mil stated in that report.
Yes, that total was achieved over 6 years service for 360, versus the PS2's 5 years, but its still an interesting point of comparison.
CoP? What game is that?
CoP? What game is that?
Yes, it's marvellous that soon the only viable dedicated handheld will have one analogue stick, the power of a Casio calculator and a screen to match. Truly this is worth celebrating.
Yes, it's marvellous that soon the only viable dedicated handheld will have one analogue stick, the power of a Casio calculator and a screen to match. Truly this is worth celebrating.
CoP < 20k
Layton < 1k
pokemon < 900k
SF X TK (PSV) ~ 5k
Vita ~ 35k, better than Aug.
Any hints on a breakdown for how Virtue's Last Reward turned out?
Yes, it's marvellous that soon the only viable dedicated handheld will have one analogue stick, the power of a Casio calculator and a screen to match. Truly this is worth celebrating.
Those Layton sales are uh really terrible. I know its a couple days but thats actually worse than SF x T on the Vita? I thought the series was kinda popular in the states?
But they didn't. I still see nothing to celebrate. The slow death of the Vita leaving no competition in the dedicated handheld market is not a good thing for anyone.Then Sony should have released a viable system.
Am I wrong?Wow, so much hate.
I still remember when Vita's price was unveiled. There was a whole lot of "OHH THE HAMMER DROPPED BY SONY, 3DS IS DONE." Just hilarious that anyone with common sense knew this result was coming if they looked at it logically.
But then again I guess Call of Duty hasn't been released for it yet. That's all that was said over and over would, and I quote, "sell like hotcakes." LOL
A friend of mine on another forum was convinced that long before it was actually unveiled, CoD Vita would have sold 5 million inside of a year.
Oh, to be young again and so full of hope.
But they didn't. I still see nothing to celebrate. The slow death of the Vita leaving no competition in the dedicated handheld market is not a good thing for anyone.
Dynopia said:Erm, not sure I really get what you're on about. Yeah PS2 did outsell 360 in its first year (by 800k) not sure how that affects where they were both at, at 6 years into their life though.
Vita ~ 35k, better than Aug.
Layton < 1k
SF X TK (PSV) ~ 5k
But they didn't. I still see nothing to celebrate. The slow death of the Vita leaving no competition in the dedicated handheld market is not a good thing for anyone.
Those Layton sales are uh really terrible. I know its a couple days but thats actually worse than SF x T on the Vita? I thought the series was kinda popular in the states?
But they didn't. I still see nothing to celebrate. The slow death of the Vita leaving no competition in the dedicated handheld market is not a good thing for anyone.
Am I wrong?
The hardware is a generation behind the Vita and my phone. Having handheld games developed solely for the 3DS would be a real shame in my opinion. It simply isn't capable enough.
They simply don't have the software and they seem unwilling to do anything about that fact. The hardware (minus the pointless rear touchpad) is perfect.It's an unfortunate truth, but what can be done about it? Maybe Sony should have done a better job making a desirable product that can actually compete in the space?
Resident Evil 6 below NBA 2K13 is unexpected, it's quite likely that it had sold less than Resident Evil 5.
Resident Evil 5 (360, PS3) Capcom USA - 1,523k (360 938k - PS3 585k) 31 days
Resident Evil 6 (360, PS3) Capcom USA - ? 26 days
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City (360, PS3) Capcom USA - 582K 12 days
The new PS3 Super Slim model must have sold really bad, that was to be expected since they increased its price, that was so nuts.
CoP < 20k
Layton < 1k
pokemon < 900k
SF X TK (PSV) ~ 5k
It puts the PS2 install base in NA at the time of 360 launch at around 31m units. Confirming my contention that 360 is bigger than PS2 was in NA at the start of this generation, given you follow OldJadedGamer's criteria that the generation started with the launch of 360 alone.
Am I wrong?
The hardware is a generation behind the Vita and my phone. Having handheld games developed solely for the 3DS would be a real shame in my opinion. It simply isn't capable enough.
It does seem like RE6 did worse than RE5 with these informations. Wonder how long it will last in the top 10 with the bad reviews and word to mouth.
But they didn't. I still see nothing to celebrate. The slow death of the Vita leaving no competition in the dedicated handheld market is not a good thing for anyone.
Am I wrong?
The 3DS' numbers only look good when compared to the Vita's. It is also struggling. The entire dedicated handheld market is struggling...that's the big picture and where the true concern should lie. Both 3DS and Vita are overpriced for the market IMO. But better at least one pulls in half decent numbers than none at all.But they didn't. I still see nothing to celebrate. The slow death of the Vita leaving no competition in the dedicated handheld market is not a good thing for anyone.
What kind of games do you want on a 3DS that wouldn't be possible? There's not much really so I'm not sure how capability has anything to do with it. The handheld market has never been about specs, but hey, tastes and all that.Am I wrong?
The hardware is a generation behind the Vita and my phone. Having handheld games developed solely for the 3DS would be a real shame in my opinion. It simply isn't capable enough.
Layton was officially released on the 28th of October, the reporting period ran till the end of the 27th. So all those sales are for copies sold before the street date.
They simply don't have the software and they seem unwilling to do anything about that fact. The hardware (minus the pointless rear touchpad) is perfect.
Layton was officially released on the 28th of October, the reporting period ran till the end of the 27th. So all those sales are for copies sold before the street date.
But they didn't. I still see nothing to celebrate. The slow death of the Vita leaving no competition in the dedicated handheld market is not a good thing for anyone.
Am I wrong?
The hardware is a generation behind the Vita and my phone. Having handheld games developed solely for the 3DS would be a real shame in my opinion. It simply isn't capable enough.
Not sure if it's a serious question, but yes you are. A generation behind ? I don't see Resident Evil Revelations being a generation behind. The truth is I don't get your hate toward 3DS while no one brought the subject, just because the Vita doesn't sell well.
Pathetic IMO.
Vita ~ 35k, better than Aug.
b i o h a z a r d 6 > 8 0 0 k
b i o h a z a r d 6 > 8 0 0 k
How is that even tracked then? Or is it some sort of placeholder number?
But they didn't. I still see nothing to celebrate. The slow death of the Vita leaving no competition in the dedicated handheld market is not a good thing for anyone.