Crystal Bearers developer: Selling on Wii will not be easy.

[ClaudeLv250]

ckmlb said:

ClaudeLv250 said:

gansito said:

Whining and hypocrisy

That's a lot of trash talk coming from a troll account that has added nothing to this site since its inception. Don't kid yourself, you might be on your way to becoming a Master Hypocrite but you still come a dime a dozen.

Yes, but people called the core games not seslling on Wii if you missed it and that was a response to that, it was not out of nowhere. The Dead Space comment was about recently Dead Space extraction was dismissed by some because it didn't sell well. I am not the decider of which games sell and which don't, but the quality of the game cannot be questioned merely because of sales and that is what happened in this thread about this game by a specific post saying if the game is good it will sell which is not always the case, in fact bad games sell as well.

Dead Space was dismissed the second it was announced to be a rail shooter. No one wanted it. Several months later, that remained true. Don't pretend this had some hype or marketing behind it like The Conduit. Reality is not on your side.

And you're still not explaining where these numbers are coming from. Why 1.5 million instead of 1 million? Why not 500k? Wii is cheaper to develop for so we know the games don't have to sell as much to be profitable and yet, amazingly, the threshold for success is creeping higher and higher for no apparent reason.

If you were so concerned about core games selling on the Wii, you wouldn't be grouping them into silly labels like "hybrids" and creating arbitrary numbers to disqualify half of them. You don't realize how transparent that really is even after years of that nonsense on this forum.

You asked for the million sellers and I gave them to you, again not a pretty sight for 3rd party core games versus 1st party and casual games, especially for new IPs on the Wii.

If you actually read what I said even if you include hybrids as core games even though they are targetted mainly at casuals the situation is not much better for core 3rd party games. You dismissed it as a rail shooter, I did not say there was marketing behind it now you are literally making stuff up. There was hype among gamers online and me because it was Dead Space. Also the Conduit did not do that great with all the hype.

The threshold of success is actually getting lower 1 million is lower than 1.5 million by the way. I only saw two people saying it was nonsense so I guess two people decide what should not and should be posted on this site, if it was inappropriate a moderator would have informed me or closed the thread or banned me or some form of action. Thankfully, you are not a moderator because you would ban anyone who doesn't agree with your definition of what is thread-worthy. You seem to fit my description of a fanboy previously in this thread very well.

I didn't ask for million sellers. I asked why you picked 1.5 million. You still aren't giving any reasons, you're just going in circles. You're talking but you're not saying anything.

Your argument is worthless. It is pretty much casual casual core core Carnival games sports active Wii doom. It revolves completely around arbitrary numbers, buzzwords and FUD. It's almost 2010. The Wii won the console wars. Get over it. You can scrutinize the software sales until the sun comes up, it's not going to change anything.

And we already know about your definition of fanboys being people that disagree with you. You haven't stopped labeling people since you started this thread.