Will the ps3 outsell the wii in japan 2010? and by how much?

[Avinash_Tyagi]

kopstudent89 said:

Avinash_Tyagi said:

kopstudent89 said:

Avinash_Tyagi said:

kopstudent89 said:

Avinash_Tyagi said:

NeoMatrix said:
Yes, by a lot!!!

PS3 in 2010 will have a much better year in terms of software compared to 2009.

So will Wii, therefore, if Wii won in 2009, it will win in 2010

What kind of logic is that?! Sorry but the PS3 lineup up till now is better for 2010, GT5+ FF versus+ Yakuza+ most 3rd party 200k+ sellers vs what? we have Zelda Wii and SMG2(both arent that influential in japan anymore). Sorry Avinash but sometimes i feel you're just out there to annoy people

ROFL. another funny comment, lets see NSMB Wii will probably outsell most of those PS3 games combined on its own in 2010, the Vitality sensor will outsell pretty much all of them, combined, so yeah, keep telling yourself PS3 has the better lineup ROFL, and that's excluding all the other Wii games, all I need is those two to show you that Wii has the better lineup for 2010, ROFL, so try again.

Oh man you conviced me when you ROFL 3 times. I think both your comments are way more worthy for being laughed at.

Then you need to think again, because obviously your earlier thoughts are lacking if you think mine are more laughable, here it is straight up, Wii has better sustaining software, and better potential software, the best game in PS3's stable is GT5 not that impressive saleswise when compared to what the Wii has already released that is still selling, and what will be coming out this year.  Nothing you name has the potential to sell as much as the Wii vitality sensor, nor does anything you name have the staying power of NSMB Wii, plain and simple, nothing in the PS3 lineup can possibly result in PS3 selling more for the year than the Wii.

I agree that Wii has more sustaining software. But look what happened last year due to lack of software on the Wii, where as the PS3 is building up more momentum with constant releases. We know NSMB is amazing, but nintendo have to look past that, have a few surprising hits, and they do need 3rd party games to step in. You make it sound like the Wii destroyed the PS3 in 2009, when it was neck to neck till the last week of the year.

Anyways i dont mean to make trouble in the forums, u have ur opinion and i have mine. However if you keep expressing yourself the way you do, you're only gonna make enemies. I appologize for my outburst in any case, i take it back

No problem, also I apologize as well, I can come across as a jerkish in some of my posts, its not my intent really.

 

Anyways, here's the thing, Wii didn't come into last year with a game like NSMB Wii having just released, this year it has great momentum, and has games like the vitality sensor coming, as for third parties, that's stronger this year as well, from RS2 and NMH2 to Epic Mickey and the Grinder, the Wii's third party is much stronger than in 2009, heck DQX could pop this year as well.

 

Sure it didn't break ahead until the end, well that's because NSMB Wii didn't come out until the end, 2010 is not 2009, NSMB Wii is still new and still selling like hotcakes, it'll be a constant seller for years, Wii vitality could be another Wii fit or Wii sports, opening up the market even more for Nintendo, and we don't even know what they will announce at E3 yet, it could be huge, this is why I say don't expect PS3 to outsell Wii, Wii has the inside track at the moment and unless Nintendo fumbles again, Wii will win.

 

PS3 can only win if Nintendo screws up even worse than Animal crossing and Wii music, and that's not very likely.

 

PS3 constant releases really mean little, I mean in 2009 it had constant releases, and Mario came in and blew it away, that is the power of Nintendo all they need is one game, Sony can bring its GT5's and FF VS and such, and Nintendo could blow it all away with Wii Relax in a matter of weeks, and that's not even taking into account how Mario will be sustaining Wii sales for a good long while on its own, heck its supply constrained in Japan, there is massive demand for the plumber in the land of the rising sun.