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oniyide on 26 July 2013
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spurgeonryan said:
oniyide said:
spurgeonryan said:

I do not know why. Did they forget about China Town Wars? It was a non traditional GTA game and it still did really well. The DS version dominated the PSP version.

the DS version didnt dominate anything, stop making stuff up. THe DS version sold 200k more than PSP despite it being out almost a year prior and that doesnt even take into account the uncounted digital sales for the PSP version. YOu need to look in the dictionary and look at the word "dominate" i dont think you know what it mean.

300,000 more, not including magicall digital sales, and the DS was less of a hardcore gamer handheld. So for China Town wars, which was not even a traditional GTA game to sell 1.27 million so far, is pretty good.

300,000 still isnt dominating, not when there was like a 6-8 gap between releases, thats nothing. And there was never a digital version the DS one so im sure it didnt sell that much more than the PSP version. Doesnt matter if it was less of a hardcore system, what the hell does that have to do with anything, if you have that much more systems out their than PSP did and only managed to sell less than 300,000 more with a half year lead, then either A) this type of game is simply not condusive to the system its on or B) its really condusive to the lower selling system.  Take your pick. Actually Chinatown Wars was a traditional game, seeing as this is how the series started in the first place, have you ever played a GTA game prior to 3 or at all?

And FYI, 1.27 mil for a GTA game? Last i checked RS didnt seem to think it was good.  Oh and its still not dominating. Look to the PSP original GTA games for dominating