Rei said:
jarrod said:
Rei said:
@ jarrod:
... you can also make a pretty compelling argument that MH3 is a mainline game and MH2G is a port/spinoff.
FF is huge on both handhelds and home consoles. Its remake and spinoff both sold 1 million+ on different handhelds so it's obvious that a mainline handheld FF entry would do at least double that.
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No, not really. It's part of the core series (ie: not a spinoff) and it's the only release of 2G (ie: not a port). At worst you can argue it's a "half sequel" or "remix" or whatever, but the fact remains it's sold almost DOUBLE what FFXIII will. If you consider it a spinoff or port, well what's that say when a MH port/spinoff doubles the sales of the mainline FF?
Also, no PSP FF sold over a million in Japan. Crisis Core is at ~800k and Dissidia is at ~900k. MH3's outsold both already (~950k and still going), and is the only one that'll crack a million.
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It says a lot more when a remake of a 15 years old FF game outsells a new mainline MH game. As for Dissidia - it is at 960k with universal tunning and keeps selling.
It is very much obvious that FF is a more popular franchise than MH in Japan.
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Dissidia UT's an upgrade (and budget priced). I'm sure MH3+MH3G+Best releases will be well over 2 million.
Bottom line, the best selling Monster Hunter outsells the best selling Final Fantasy today. No way to spin that really. FF just isn't as popular.