You don't want to know the comparison of PS2 vs Xbox sales of this game in Japan... It may depend on how well it goes in Europe (Xbox version was just recently released with lots of advertising) If that goes bad, I don't think they will bother anymore.hopefully that 100k on SH2:RD will mean an Xbox port of SH3
Logan Leonhart said:I guess this provides the reason Konami keeps supporting PS2 so much. That´s cool, since their games are of excellent quality.
I don´t think Konami will bother with a SH3 port. The NA sales are somewhat decent, but for such a big budget game, the worldwide sales of SH2 are just too low for a port of the sequel to be considered.
BenSkywalker said:Logan-
I don´t think Konami will bother with a SH3 port. The NA sales are somewhat decent, but for such a big budget game, the worldwide sales of SH2 are just too low for a port of the sequel to be considered.
100K units is roughly $3Million in the publishers pocket(taking out retailers cut and licensing fees), I think that will cover any port costs with ease(well, for any company outside of Square anyway ).
Maybe, but just the fact that they re-issued SH2:Restless Dreams on PS2 in Japan (and now in the US through the Greatest Hits edition) shows how much unsatisfied they were with the sales...I think that will cover any port costs with ease
zurich said:Kind of irritating that Konami's faith in the xbox rests on their own sloppy port job of MGS2.