Fair enought, but it is that what happened to DSs GTA? It seems just the old game with new levels.
Sorry to burst you're bubble but RE5 sold near enougth about that amount in Japan on the ps3. You need to learn to not be so home centric. I get the feeling people are scared of the ps3. It's been handicapped by price and currencies but when that goes?.RE5 sold 938K on the 360 vs 585K on the PS3. I say that a pretty significant gap unless we are talking relative to the user base.
Sorry to burst you're bubble but RE5 sold near enougth about that amount in Japan on the ps3. You need to learn to not be so home centric. I get the feeling people are scared of the ps3. It's been handicapped by price and currencies but when that goes?.
Sorry to burst you're bubble but RE5 sold near enougth about that amount in Japan on the ps3. You need to learn to not be so home centric.
Sorry to burst you're bubble but RE5 sold near enougth about that amount in Japan on the ps3. You need to learn to not be so home centric. I get the feeling people are scared of the ps3. It's been handicapped by price and currencies but when that goes?.
I've only played a few levels, but I didn't like the "enter a room, door closes until all enemies are dead" level structure :smile:I really liked Painkiller on the PC. Nice graphics, tight controls, and a crap load of enemies.
Even if done correctly I doubt a Doom remake will be a big seller. Super Mario All-stars is probably the only plain remake that sold like a major title.Not sure how it compared to Doom, but I agree there is still a market for this kind of game (if done correctly).
I think the re5 has only sold 500k or so in japan , its been off the top ten for awhile from what i gather.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say that by the time the ps3 is $200 we will have a new xbox next that is most likely around $300 and it wont really matter because the ps3 will be an old hat and still have to compete with a still cheaper xbox 360 and wii. along with a new xbox.
So i really don't see the threat.
The 360 continues to put up amazing north american numbers when it comes to software and I think thats what alot of people are scared about. The last gen in japan sony was able to sell 50 times what ms was able to sell if not more , this gen they are managing little better than 3 times. This is great for the industry and the consumer , we have multiple viable platforms and if you havne't noticed tehy are all much better than the ps2 was last gen. Online gaming has really kicked off and it was something neither nintendo or sony put much time or effort into last gen.
I think his point don't disagree with your statment in anyway it will be a while before the ps3 hits 199$.Nice fanboy rant...just kidding
I don't see Microsoft releasing a new console for a while their is no point.
I've only played a few levels, but I didn't like the "enter a room, door closes until all enemies are dead" level structure :smile:
Even if done correctly I doubt a Doom remake will be a big seller. Super Mario All-stars is probably the only plain remake that sold like a major title.
You're right. There's also the Xbox live/PS3 store titles. SFII HD sold a quarter million I think, not impressive but other remakes might have done better.I think the Resident Evil remakes on GCN sold well. WP says REmake sold 1.35 million copies.
Idon't expect it to hit $200 till 2011 but at the very least it will be late 2010 to hit $200.I think his point don't disagree with your statment in anyway it will be a while before the ps3 hits 199$.
I will admit it will harder for SONY to jump to next gen especially if they don't phase out the ps2 soon. But at the same time it will be history repeating itself if SONY doesn't release in a similar time frame as Microsoft, its one of the reasons Microsoft has such a big lead.
well if sony is forced to release a ps4 to keep up with ms then whta happens to the ps3. Esp if the ps2 is still selling and there is a wii and xbox 360 out there. That is why i don't think the ps3 will ever catch up. If ms launches in 2011 sony will either need to launch shortly after or risk falling even further behind.
Hell their is still a large sum of people that have not made that jump to the current gen its been a slow start.
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Microsoft or any other console maker has to move with the market if people are not ready to drop another couple hundred +dollars on a new system it won't make good business sense. Hell their is still a large sum of people that have not made that jump to the current gen its been a slow start. Also, publishers/developers would have to support an extra system on the market which is tough in the current situation. I just don't see it happening in 2011, I Nintendo is in a better position to make that jump than Microsoft or SONY.
I'm not entirely sure that the "slow start" argument is valid. Assuming the "next gen" started with the 360 (though of course there's a years more sales for that platform than the others), there's about 3 1/2 years worth of console sales to look at.
Adding the totals for the Xbox, PS2 and Gamecube, with 3 1/2 years of sales for each platform, you're looking at about 75m consoles sold. Of course, that is heavily weighted by the PS2 with circa 50m consoles sold during that time period.
Now look at the 360, PS3 and Wii and over the same time period there's around 100m consoles sold, but of course, the PS3 and Wii have been on the market a year less. Even taking a pessemistic view, over the next 12 months the PS3 is sure to sell another 10m consoles and the Wii 20m.
So you're looking at 130m consoles verses 75m for the previous generation, which cannot really be considered a "slow start" imho
people only say its a slow start to make hte ps3 look better.