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Forums - Sales Discussion - Wii Fit: 1 Million copies sold/shipped

Mummelmann said:
Lingyis said:
2-3 million japanese lifetime sales is way too low an estimate. i'd put it at 5 million. worldwide sales should exceed 15 million MINIMUM.

yes! my first JohnLucas prediction!

 You wish, there are folks in here that believe Wii Fit will sell 65-70 million...


 My friend, wiifit is going to be huge, at first i was a bit skeptical, but after seeing its legs in Japan, it will do amazingly out here in the western parts. This has the potential to be the best selling game of all time.



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Just_Ben said:
Gnizmo said:
Just_Ben said:

Why is that exactly? I also had first a jap. in the original post and changed it afterwards because back in my head there was a "No, not liked to do that one", but I can't remember why.


It is a racial slur from back during the WWII era I believe. It has mostly stopped having that meaning I think so it suprprises me that anyone would be bothered by it. The funny part, for me at least, is that probably non of the moderators have ever done anything about the use of the word gyped, which is also a racial slur. (Feel free to edit the word out if there is to be some greater form of enforcement.)


 Aha, it is pretty common to write countries short in two ways: First three letters of the countrys name (aka: FRA, GER, NOR, ITA, SPA, AUS, JAP) and domain name(fr, de,no,it, es,at,jp). I use more the former, since not many know the TLD of smaller countries.


The abbreviation for a country is not always the first three letters, just like a state's abbreviation in the US is not always the first two letters.  The appropriate abbreviation for Japan is "JPN".  JP, as you pointed out, is also used less formally.



DKII said:
Just_Ben said:

Aha, it is pretty common to write countries short in two ways: First three letters of the countrys name (aka: FRA, GER, NOR, ITA, SPA, AUS, JAP) and domain name(fr, de,no,it, es,at,jp). I use more the former, since not many know the TLD of smaller countries.


The abbreviation for a country is not always the first three letters, just like a state's abbreviation in the US is not always the first two letters. The appropriate abbreviation for Japan is "JPN". JP, as you pointed out, is also used less formally.


 Oh, your right.



I think Microsoft will come out with something similar :P