Metrium said:
You need to consider the fact that Mario is competitioning with Mario. By that I mean 30million ppl bought NSMB on DS. It was a rly fun game, but still a simplistic 2D game. For many, owning 1 of these games is enough so they did'nt bother buying a 2nd similar game for Wii. The DS games affect the sales of Wii games because of saturation, the same way games from previous instalement in a franchise affect future games. This is one of the reasons why it's silly to ignore the DS games To make your argument debatable, you had to arbitrarily dismiss 50% of Mario's consoles and it was still barely enough. Mario sold 90million copies on the DS. And I'm not even sure what you think makes CoD bigger than Mario. It's not bigger in terms of sales as I pointed out. It's also CLEARLY not bigger in term of pop culture. It's clearly not bigger in terms of critical reception. The only thing it's bigger at is in term of overhype and marketing because it's the ''cool' fad that gets teenagers to spent their money in a heartbeat at launch. Just because we always hear of One Direction in the media right now does'nt make them bigger than AC/DC. They are more CoD ''fanatics'' that needs to camp out for hours to make sure they be the first to get their petty war game at midnight, and that is the reason it may look bigger. |
Ive said multiple times. Home consoles. Not sure what the big deal about that is. It is like saying Home Console pokemon is bigger than halo. it's not, simple as that. Handheld mario is bigger than handheld call of Duty. Two different audiences and two different price ranges.







