I said rarely. And, I should've specified 'Nintendo's major Wii peripherals.' My apologies.
My info says that Little King's Story sold 160K, and Muramasa 180K...could you cite your sources that say that they sold less than 100K?
Honestly, my only response is: "Don't knock it 'til they show what they can do with it." Nintendo's major peripherals rarely, if ever, disappoint (See: Balance Board, Motion+, Wii Wheel) so I have a feeling this one won't disappoint either.
EDIT: I am assuming that you are speaking of the vitality sensor. xD If not, then what I just posted was a tad pointless...
A new game made it's way to a torrent?! THIS IS TOTALLY NEWSWORTHY! =o
.../)_-
I smell the flame from a mile away, but:
When did gaming leave the Wii? >.>
Two quick questions:
1) What 3rd Party Developers have 'jumped ship'?
2) Why can't G4TV just accept that it is the MTV of gaming, and replace X-Play with more Cops re-runs?
I agree to an extent, and have a feeling that neither game will sell notably well Day 1 (competing against each other, and whatnot), but will have a minimum of .5 Million each by the end of either February or March.*shrug* So I'm planning to praise the games, not pray for them.
Either way, I can't wait to play all three. (Mass Effect 2 on my brother or dad's 360)
3rd party companies, generally, put forth less effort on the Wii than the 360/PS3. See: Resident Evil: Rail Shooter and it's sequel, Resident Evil: Rail Shooter 2.
I'm assuming the Detroit Lions are undefeated, even despite complaints from rabid fans of the Saints and Colts who are respectfully tied for 2nd, while all three consoles lose to the Pirates every time they play? Sounds about right, sales-wise...
You take the cake in ignorance, bud. >.> All three systems are of 'this-gen,' and you're facts are mere opinions that are worth a fraction of a grain of salt, all adding up to one single salt grain.
Wii HD is, from what Nintendo of America has said, false. And, honestly, I'm quite glad. I'd prefer Nintendo's next system to be more than just a graphics update. >.>
Also, no matter what you get, you won't ever get the 'best of both worlds' with just one system.
Must've been the red case. >.>; Come on, Nintendo, show us some black cases for those Mature titles here in the states. xD They look awesome.
I kid about that reasoning, the game is superb and I'm glad it reached 10 million. xD Reggie looks slightly less like an ass, now.
My first year at college is the year I wanna buy so many games. >.< Endless Ocean 2, NMH2, Seahorse v Capcom, Red Steel 2, Epic Mickey, the big 3 first party titles, Trauma Team, Super Monkey Ball, and the games I haven't bought yet. D=
I disagree with NMH2 being a 'miss,' saleswise. I, honestly, think it's going to sell rather well. It might not sell insanely Day 1, because of all the games coming out the same day (Honestly, the people buying it are already split between this game and Seahorse v Capcom for Day 1 buy), but it'll sell well overall.
I just know that I'm gonna be a happy guy this year. xD Lessee, there's NMH2, Red Steel 2, Monster Hunter Tri, Tatsu vs Capcom, Endless Ocean 2, and so many first-party good games. And this is discluding all the bloody games I haven't bought yet...
My brother's probably going to be happy with all of his new 360 games as well. All in all, this year is guaranteed to be a big splash of greatness for gamers.
As of the first six weeks, according to VGChartz (Dunno how reliable the site is, so please correct me if I'm wrong), it has 120,000 sales in the US so far. It hasn't been released in Europe, Australia, or Japan yet. I don't consider that bad...
...that we disagree on this specific post. The Wii has good games on both sides, and Silent Hill is a good example of a hardcore game. No More Heroes (And 2) are both hardcore games. Saying it isn't a hardcore machine is ridiculous, because it also isn't a casual machine. It does both, and does both well in the right hands.
And Suda51 was convinced enough by the sales of No More Heroes to make a sequel. Besides, it seemed that Sega sold what they were expecting to sell with Madworld, and I heard a couple Resident Evil games sold at least a million.
Also, a lot of people seem stoked about this game, and have full intention of buying it. So, I honestly don't think it's gonna bomb.
I feel the need to ask what you mean by both of the 'real' consoles? Far as I know, there are three home consoles and two portable ones, and all five (total) have their merits and flaws.
I'm definitely getting it. I enjoy having a library of more relaxing games beside my platformers, fighters, and action games.