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Soriku said:
Wright said:


Well, but we should not take sales as evidence, then! Because Vesperia for 360 sold much more than Vesperia for Ps3, despite being done for a Sony console! And Vesperia lagged 110k units sold against Tales of Graces F, which is a Ps3 exclusive. If you mix 360 and Ps3 sales for Vesperia you've got yourself the top Tales of game regarding sales.

I'm cool for them doing it for Ps3 because of fans, but don't bring up sales. Sales show that there's market for this games in another console, another country.


If you're looking at VGC sales, Vesperia on 360 is hella overtracked. The game only sold around 145k in the US according to NPD, not the ridiculous 270k for NA VGC has it as (EU is likely overtracked too). Graces F only sold around 70k on PS3 in NPD though. But factoring that, Vesperia PS3 in Japan probably sold around the same or even a little better than Vesperia did on 360 worldwide.

Vesperia in Japan sold 450k (Ps3), according to several sites.

Then there's Vesperia 360, which was the second best-selling Xbox 360 game in Japan, which has sold over 200k. Now let's assume your numbers are right, then that would give a 145k (Which is a bit disappointing, I thought it had sold more) plus whatever it sold in EU (Let's say .75), a total of 450, like the Ps3 counterpart.

 

The fact that you are telling me the numbers are overtracked break my argument...