F0X said:
oniyide said:
F0X said:
oniyide said:
F0X said:
morenoingrato said:
F0X said:
I would rather have Dragon Quest exclusivity. |
That did not pay off with the Wii. 
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I don't think you would say that if you compared Dragon Quest X with Final Fantasy XIV.
Then again, there is no comparison...
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you talking sales or quality, because both didnt do to hot in sales department and neither in quality either to be frank (haven played DQ10 havent heard good things)
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Dragon Quest X sold well by MMO standards (not series standards, but most games in the series aren't MMOs obviously). 400K first week sales in Japan are nothing to scoff at. Dragon Quest X also recieved a 36/40 in Famitsu for what it's worth (I don't trust them). Not a 40/40 like DQX, but still good.
Final Fantasy XIV has a 49/100 on Metacritic and could hardly reach DQIX's numbers within a year of release. With all major territories combined.
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forgive if i dont scoff jsut a little, this is one of the biggest franchies MMO or not it should have done better IMHO. and the sales dropped off a cliff. Putting it next to FF14 doesnt make it look better because that game was a disaster, im pretty sure neither matches say your WoW if we're gonna judge it on MMOs you gotta judge it on MMOs, not that it matters, those are PC sales and we may never know how well they really do. but id b willing to bet that just one WoW expansion blows both out of the water.
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How well does WoW do in Japan? And why do you use it as a measure of MMO success in general? I'm going by how well MMOs perform on average, and Dragon Quest X has done above-average considering it was released for only one region. But ultimately, my entire point was that on the Japanese side, it's better for Wii U to have Dragon Quest exclusivity than to have ports of Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts. No more, no less.
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fair enough, still think it should have done better as a DQ game MMO or not, at least FF14 had the excuse of being crap. Or maybe they just dont really care about MMOs that much in Japan regardless of series.
