mrstickball said: Thanks for the bashing guys. Really means alot to me.
I find it interesting that you compare it to Dynasty Warriors and Devil May Cry, yet neither are open-world, overhead mapping, nor have quirky side quests, nor use an economy system (as far as I can remember for DW), and also interesting that they use Grand Theft Auto in many of the comparisons (both similarities and glaring differences) - all of which GTA/NMH share in common, and none (despite being somewhat decently big elements of both NMH/GTA) aren't in the games your comparing it to.
Very mature guys. Very mature. Even then, 100k in 3 weeks is still bad. Hopefully it keeps selling, as it looks like a great game. But you gotta call a duck a duck :)
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In all honesty, what kind of response did you expect with a comment like in your first post? You both insulted the game and it's relative success with just a few words. Some people may have over-reacted in response to you, but I imagine you expected that when you first posted.
Being a part of vgchartz, you should realize that "success" is relative to many things. 100k in 3 weeks is bad for some games, yet others it's not. You should know by now that some games start off slow, then go on to become genuine hit games. Pretty much everyone who predicted the game to be a hit also thought it would debut with strong sales. Everyone else knew it would either quickly disappear, or slowly make it's way into being a hit. It certainly looks like it's inching towards being a hit, but I think it's still too early to make that call. If the vgchartz numbers are on the ball, I'd consider it something of a success right now, but not a hit.