jarrod said:
None of the titles I listed are going to spike sales (except Mario), that wasn't the point. The point was they added to the lineup overall, and showed possibly the first time that Wii could expect a full and varied lineup that would help push overall sales, something that's usually been reserved only for machines like PS2 or DS.
By the same token, 2009 was far and away the best year for PS3 3rd party wise as well. RE5, SF4, Yakuza 3, Tekken 6, Tales of Vesperia, Musou Orochi Z, PES 2010, Gundam UC0081, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, Bayonetta, FFXIII,so it was a strong year for both PS3 and wii, but looks like ps3 is gonna win. your point? etc, etc. Plus a huge pricedropnintendo had it too and complete platform remodelingnew colours for wii... (from the shell to the brand to the font even), resulting is what's essentially a platform relaunch.no, it isn't And with all that, it might even not beat out Wii's weakest year yet, the year wherePS3 is still more expenisve than the Wii even Nintendo's president is talking publicly about how they failed in the region. Not quite as impressive when put in context. I'd also argue, 3rd party wise, it only looks downhill for PS3 from FFXIII. At least Wii still has the promise of DQX, PS3's blew it's load in 2009, and it's not gonna get any better than that...
GT5P was bundled mercilessly and was the first Prologue to even get worldwide release. GT5 isn't hitting 10m. In fact, I doubt any PS3 ever game hits that benchmark (only a handful of PS1/PS2 titles did), due to a weakened userbase and most big titles being on 360 as well. |
It has a lot to do with GT's crazy legs. GT games usualy sell for about 5 years. Hell, GT4 just reached 10 million couple of months ago, and the game is over 5 years old. And GT5 will reach 10 million for sure, but not in 2010 or in 2011, somewhere in 2012 or 2013. And userbase doesnt really matter sometimes. MGS4 already outsold couple of its predcessors