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HappySqurriel on 30 January 2008
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RPGJock said:
ZenfoldorVGI said:
RPGJock said:
ioi just reported in a different post that "No More Heroes" sold 33k in the first week of NA. Take it as you may for the future of Wii software...

http://gonintendo.com/?p=34409

 

Your're an idiot. That's not a troll, it's a fact.

 

Your spreading speculation while purposefully leaving out obviously vital information, just to further your retarded argument, which you can only prey is true, that's the troll.

 

Here's something for ya. Even if Nintendo loses all 3rd party support, it is very likely that the Wii will continue to rape the Playstation 3 in software and hardware units sold per month, for the entireity of this generation, just as they have done so far. I could speculate the reasoning behind this, but then I myself would be trolling.


 First off, what is with the name calling??  I just simply stated that ioi stated so far that No More Heroes sold 33k for the first week in America.  

quote : "No More Heroes sold less than 30k I'm afraid. Software will be updated tomorrow."

 http://vgchartz.com/forum/thread.php?start=50&id=15862

So if he is wrong, I am sorry for passing long misinformation.  But he is the one that is doing the counting, right?

And who said I wanted this game to do badly.  In fact I want the more seriously made games for the Wii to do well.  I want the Wii to have a balanced eco-game system.  But if re hashed games from other platforms and mini games packages sell out the door while games that take time to play and actually challenges the Wii graphically and spirutually tank, what do you think will happen.  Honestly....

  


Realistic expectations for No More Heroes would be 250,000 to 500,000 units in its lifetime worldwide ...

Suda 51 is a lot like a muscian who plays a hybrid of Jazz, Punk and Country; no matter how good it is, few people will apprieciate it, and it will never be wildly successful. On top of this, Ubisoft didn't put a lot of money towards marketing and (from what I saw) few retailers carried it.