I agree with the ‘looking-fun' element, I think the big problem aside from games is that not many people have gotten their hands on it let alone aware of the system's existence. When people saw the Wii, it looked fun to play or at least enticed people to try it out. The Wii U from a distance looks like another game console.
Much respect for Miyamoto.
They don't sell the 360 in Japan anymore.
UK always seemed to lean toward Sony. Probably because they get a geisha with ever Sony product they buy.
Talk about a downgrade.
Crash should have stayed with Naughty Dog, I always saw him as Sony's mascot.
In terms of units sold, in time perhaps. Profit wise, not so much. Sony all around is lost a lot of money year after year (even the gaming division).
http://www.joystiq.com/2012...
http://www.ign.com/articles...
I really hope they can ...
No More Heroes is Suda 51's greatest hit and still his best selling "single"(not counting other platforms sells) game to date.
Madworld, made a profit, it just wasn't immediate. It sold a lot over time and so did Red Steel 2. It also made a profit in the end.
The Conduit is the only game on your list that didn't do well on the Wii and it was far from mature or good.
Wii games only needed around 200-300k to make a profit ...
Just downloaded it, I don't know what it did.
I'll say it now, I hate these games with a passion. Ever since the first one.
I could go on about how PETA kills more animals than they save, spend millions of Super Bowl commercials that get banned before airing, and how their members are hypocrites along with showing their ties to convicted terrorist, but Penn and Teller already did it (search youtube). So I'll just say this:
F*** PETA!
Am I the only who first thought EA?
Hard to feel sorry for Ninja Theory when all they did was poke fun at the initial fan-base of the series along with the original developers (Platinum).
Raiden's come a long way from MGS2.
@Whitefox
Amen.
Comparing buy a physical copy of a game as opposed to paying to download a game.
Logic.
Xbox Pure comes to mind. Google it.
Rare can only have permission to make games on Nintendo handhelds, sadly.
This article is kind of a joke. Sega went third party for a number of reasons that this article fails to even look into. I think a guy in the comment section of the article put it best:
"Do you even understand why Sega went under as a console business? It wasn’t just because of competition, it was because their hardware releases were too frequent, and the hardware was too complex and expensive, making it difficult for developers and ultimately leading to less support fro...
What is a man!?
*throws glass*
A miserable pile of secrets! But enough talk, have at you!
How about you wait until Microsoft shows what they have before you make like an article like this.