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T-Matt said:Well I've seen a ton of the Kevin Butler move commercials.
Mystery solved then.
T-Matt said:Well I've seen a ton of the Kevin Butler move commercials.
Mostly these last two weeks during sporting events.T-Matt said:Well I've seen a ton of the Kevin Butler move commercials.
gerg said:Is 300,000 units bad?
What did M+ do in its first month?
No idea in total... though apparently it sold at least 272k via Tiger Woods '10 and another 169k standalone.gerg said:Is 300,000 units bad?
What did M+ do in its first month?
gerg said:Is 300,000 units bad?
What did M+ do in its first month?
Ridley327 said:Dead Rising 2 sold better in 5 days than the first game did with nearly an entire month at its disposal.
I'm not sure what the expectations were for 5 days; it's not like the first game was a widely beloved treasure amongst gamers.
gerg said:Is 300,000 units bad?
What did M+ do in its first month?
Hardly. 300k units is pretty weak as far as actually competing with Nintendo for the fabled "Casual game market", and that GT5 delay is definitely going to hurt in the short term, but as it stands, I can't see Kinect doing much better in the long run. I think it might do better up front, seeing as it seems a bit better communicated in the commercials (as much as they're showing off what the move does in those commercials, Kevin Butler kind of upstages everything there), I don't see it holding onto any particularly powerful momentum.[Nintex] said:300k for Move and a GT5 delay, that Kinect train is going to hit team Sony so hard that it sends Kevin Butler back in time. I remember when I thought that Xbox 360 was doomed when management left and Mattrick only told us that Kinect and his new box would be 'teh awesome'.
Guesses for october top 10?CaptYamato said:BTW guys I am leaking next months number
Vanquish 82,000,000
Every thing else -10
Fallout 3 had very strong legs, I suspect NV might be more popular this time than FableSho_Nuff82 said:Guesses for october top 10?
Fable 3
Medal of Honor
Halo Reach
Fallout: New Vegas
NBA 2k11
Kirby's Epic Yarn
Dead Rising 2
Madden NFL 11
NBA Jam
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow
[Nintex] said:300k for Move and a GT5 delay, that Kinect train is going to hit team Sony so hard that it sends Kevin Butler back in time. I remember when I thought that Xbox 360 was doomed when management left and Mattrick only told us that Kinect and his new box would be 'teh awesome'.
Sho_Nuff82 said:Guesses for october top 10?
Medal of Honor
Fable 3
Halo Reach
NBA 2k11
Fallout: New Vegas
Dead Rising 2
Madden NFL 11
Kirby's Epic Yarn
NBA Jam
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow
Redbeard said:And Kinect certainly isn't going to push system sales. Xbox will get the same November bump that everyone else gets.
Hmm, you're right, I totally forgot. Gonna have to revise that list.apana said:What happened to Wii Party? Will it be releasing in october?
szaromir said:Fallout 3 had very strong legs, I suspect NV might be more popular this time than Fable
508.2KSho_Nuff82 said:Hmm, you're right, I totally forgot. Gonna have to revise that list.
What was Wii Sports Resorts opening month sales?
CaptYamato said:It's not hard to improve over crap...
Move bumped the PS3 sales (it's up in weekly sales compared to the previous month), why wouldn't Kinect do the same to the Xbox.Redbeard said:Kinect train? :lol
Move did pretty well selling 300k, given the smaller userbase of PS3s in the US. I would expect Kinect to probably do around 600k if it's going to be similarly successful, it'll need to do close to 1 million in November if it wants to meet Microsoft's lofty sales goals.
And Kinect certainly isn't going to push system sales. Xbox will get the same November bump that everyone else gets.
Didn't the PS3's low-end system get a HDD upgrade? I don't know that that's enough to explain the bump in sales, but it's something other than Move that could a tiny number of sales. Also, Move promotions are apparently common on American television (esp. during sports?) and that could also help, even if people don't buy Move itself...dolemite said:Move bumped the PS3 sales (it's up in weekly sales compared to the previous month), why wouldn't Kinect do the same to the Xbox.
Redbeard said:Kinect train? :lol
Move did pretty well selling 300k, given the smaller userbase of PS3s in the US. I would expect Kinect to probably do around 600k if it's going to be similarly successful, it'll need to do close to 1 million in November if it wants to meet Microsoft's lofty sales goals.
And Kinect certainly isn't going to push system sales. Xbox will get the same November bump that everyone else gets.
It will, even if it's only due to the sheer force of the marketing. But I don't expect the effect to last past the holidays. I think the word of mouth is going to be toxic to Kinect's long term prospects.Redbeard said:Kinect train? :lol
Move did pretty well selling 300k, given the smaller userbase of PS3s in the US. I would expect Kinect to probably do around 600k if it's going to be similarly successful, it'll need to do close to 1 million in November if it wants to meet Microsoft's lofty sales goals.
And Kinect certainly isn't going to push system sales. Xbox will get the same November bump that everyone else gets.
Fafalada said:The real importance of that 300k is not in the number, but the original source.
******** "estimated" 300k for Move in US, 3-4 weeks ago. Which gives two options.
1) their guesses are as accurate as the rest of industry sources
2) everyone has been quoting their number effectively treating ******** as a reliable source
I am actually not sure which is worse, to be honest.
Michael doesn't subscribe to accessory data from NPD.Road said:I think VGC estimated 300k for worldwide sales a couple of weeks ago. I don't think Pachter made his comment based on that. If he has access to full accessory/hardware/software sales from NPD, he may have easily added the sales of the different SKUs containing the Move controller to reach the 300k figure.
Well, then the best figure we have is:jvm said:Michael doesn't subscribe to accessory data from NPD.
Didn't Sony say the same thing about PSP Go not too long ago?Road said:Well, then the best figure we have is:
"PlayStation Move is performing extremely well at retail[...]"
Patrick Seybold, Sr. Director of Corporate Communications at SCEA.
=P
jvm said:Michael doesn't subscribe to accessory data from NPD.
:loldolemite said:Didn't Sony say the same thing about PSP Go not too long ago?
Fafalada said:The real importance of that 300k is not in the number, but the original source.
******** "estimated" 300k for Move in US, 3-4 weeks ago. Which gives two options.
1) their guesses are as accurate as the rest of industry sources
2) everyone has been quoting their number effectively treating ******** as a reliable source
I am actually not sure which is worse, to be honest.
Fafalada said:The real importance of that 300k is not in the number, but the original source.
******** "estimated" 300k for Move in US, 3-4 weeks ago. Which gives two options.
1) their guesses are as accurate as the rest of industry sources
2) everyone has been quoting their number effectively treating ******** as a reliable source
I am actually not sure which is worse, to be honest.
dolemite said:Didn't Sony say the same thing about PSP Go not too long ago?Road said:Well, then the best figure we have is:
"PlayStation Move is performing extremely well at retail[...]"
Patrick Seybold, Sr. Director of Corporate Communications at SCEA.
=P
duk said:300k for Move is really paltry.
quickwhips said:I've been thinking about something with Kenetic and Move sales. The first months won't be telling of how the product will do(the hardcore will be buying them most) Most casual won't jump on to a few months after the product has been out and word of mouth spreads. Didn't the wii sell better after a few months? Chirstmas will be telling if these products will sell well but even then you expect the numbers to be high.
There's no telling where some of these numbers are coming from, which is the biggest downer about the NPD keeping their data closer to their chest now. Chartz is just the usual culprit. The fact that they're bannable is even more reason to make sure that people aren't inadvertently using them as a source.Stumpokapow said:Their numbers are bannable.
I don't know why everyone in this thread has taken advantage of NPD's recent change of heart to think that it's suddenly okay to start posting Chartz numbers, even under the guise of comparing them.
I hope everyone else would be sensible and not pursue further discussions on DA CHARTZ.
onipex said:Fixed for what I think it will be. Nintendo will still want to keep cost down. I think if the next xbox is 3 times what the 360 is , then Nintendo would release a system that is maybe 2 times what the 360 is.