At this rate, Gran Turismo 5 will be the last game of this generation. Not the last great game. THE LAST GAME. Period.
At this rate, Gran Turismo 5 will be the last game of this generation. Not the last great game. THE LAST GAME. Period.
Thinking about it logically (that means none of this Killzone 3, Infamous 2 etc.. bollocks)
The games that sell shead loads are the established franchises. They are popular because they have a history, normally for being good games.
I think the last titan, AAA, gigantic, mammoth of a game will come from Rockstar and hopefully a return to San Andreas GTA.
If they decided to go back to that city, tell a different story from that era and have it in the same vein as GTA:SA then the game will be massive, nothing will come close to it.
I would love that game so much!
Carl2291 said:
What is it with you and all the arguements? ¬_¬ Sony published it in 2 territories, yes. I know. For a console version. Eidos published it for a PC version. Now can you explain to me any other reason why FFVII hasn't appeared on XBL? I am not wrong, and you are not wrong. It's just 2 possible arguements (of something never proven) of something that will likely not happen for YEARS. Why do you get so worked up over little things and drag them on... All the time? |
Well it's not an Xbox original
So I'm going to guess it's the size limit on XBLA titles.
BAM
we dont even know when this gen will end, how are we supposed to know, for all we know there could be a FFXV, Super Mario RPG 2, CoD11, Halo 5(or wathever they call it), or who knows what else still to come this gen
CGI-Quality said:
- Fatal Frame wasn't an exclusive to begin with, it was on the Xbox as well, though the sequels were not. - Monster Hunter would have done well on the PS3, but the PS3 isn't hurt without it. - Dragon Quest is the biggie. DQX would have done very well on PS3 in Japan. In the West, not so much. But those may have have stayed with the PayStation had it not been for the high price point. I know you were talking a lot of exclusives in general, but the ones that hurt were Final Fantasy, GTA, & Devil May Cry. |
Looking at FFXIII's generational decline (~2.25m to ~1.85m), MH3 and DQIX both likely would've done worse on PS3 than where they went though. And they likely would've done worse in the west too, since I doubt we see the sort of push from Sony that Nintendo's giving them.
jarrod said:
Looking at FFXIII's generational decline (~2.25m to ~1.85m), MH3 and DQIX both likely would've done worse on PS3 than where they went though. And they likely would've done worse in the west too, since I doubt we see the sort of push from Sony that Nintendo's giving them. |
Not to mention SquareEnix wouldn't have done jack to help Dragon Quest itself. It would have bombed in the west just as hard if it was on PS3 as it has on the DS. So pretty much, Nintendo is the only one that is helping Dragon Quest outside of Japan at this moment. While SquareEnix is just focusing on Final Fantasy (and its action RPG cousin Kingdom Hearts).
In Japan however, I daresay the sales for Dragon Quest X would have been lower due to the smaller install base. There's a reason Yuji Horii always says he puts Dragon Quest on the 'most popular system'. Last gen it was PS2. This gen its DS and Wii.
Khuutra said:
Well it's not an Xbox original So I'm going to guess it's the size limit on XBLA titles. BAM |
I know about the size limit, but it's been broken plenty of times. And seeing that FFVII sold over 100k on opening week... I'm highly surprised that they haven't put it on Live. I mean, they put Perfect Dark on Live, and it's from the same gen...
CGI-Quality said:
Perfect Dark is owned by Rare though. |
Just as Final Fantasy VII is owned by SE. Are you telling me that they wouldn't want to be on the "best" online system this gen? Especially when they had/have Final Fantasy XIII on the 360.