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Which device would sell the most? (Wii VS, PS Move, MS Natal)

Wii Vitality Sensor 46 25.14%
 
PS Move 39 21.31%
 
MS Natal 31 16.94%
 
All 3 will bomb 12 6.56%
 
Wii Balance Board > All 3 combined 55 30.05%
 
Total:183
jarrod on 31 March 2010
Carl2291 said:
I predict Natal with about 10 Million sales.

Logically though Move should... uh... move more since it's 1 Move per player.  Natal's 1 per system.

I agree Natal will likely have a larger installed base, but I think Move will have more sold units overall.  I'd also expect both north of 10m units honestly.

 

Vitality Sensor, I still don't know wtf to think about it?  My money's on the Balance Board to rape them all anyway...



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Pristine20 on 31 March 2010

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saicho on 31 March 2010
mortono said:

We haven't even seen a Vitality Sensor game yet, so it's unfair to judge it now. The hardware looks pretty uninteresting, but so did the Balance Board without the software to go with it.

Move is going to bomb. It is basically a "Wii HD". Most people will look at this and laugh.

Natal has some potential. It is a unique idea at least (sort of). The e3 trailer made it look awesome last year, but then most of that was probably fake. If those ideas actually get made into playable games at this year's e3, I think Natal is actually going to be quite successful.

Still, I don't think any of these will ever be as successful as the Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus. 34 million in sales is a lot!

It is, but not all 12 millions of Wii Fit Plus are balance board bundled. :)



MikeB predicts that the PS3 will sell about 140 million units by the end of 2016 and triple the amount of 360s in the long run.

Hephaestos on 31 March 2010

well wii balance board >> all...

but it also depends of the price of the vitality sensor.... if it's 10€... it'll sell with ease.

otherwise, I think Natal will sell 10M and move 6M (about).... if they have at least 3 good games released witht them in mind.



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jarrod on 31 March 2010
saicho said:
mortono said:

We haven't even seen a Vitality Sensor game yet, so it's unfair to judge it now. The hardware looks pretty uninteresting, but so did the Balance Board without the software to go with it.

Move is going to bomb. It is basically a "Wii HD". Most people will look at this and laugh.

Natal has some potential. It is a unique idea at least (sort of). The e3 trailer made it look awesome last year, but then most of that was probably fake. If those ideas actually get made into playable games at this year's e3, I think Natal is actually going to be quite successful.

Still, I don't think any of these will ever be as successful as the Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus. 34 million in sales is a lot!

It is, but not all 12 millions of Wii Fit Plus are balance board bundled. :)

About 66% are according to Nintendo iirc.  So about 30 million Balance Boards are out there right now.



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Samori89 on 31 March 2010

Lets just face it, Nintendo can sell a product. Vitality Sensor FTW.



archbrix on 31 March 2010

Personally I think the balance board beats all in sales.
But as far as the other choices, the Vitality Sensor is just a huge question mark at this point, but never underestimate Nintendo's genius.
Between Move and Natal it really is going to come down to software, which we know very little about one and nothing regarding the other at this point. The Move, IMO, will work better for games, but Natal has the advantages of being used for more apps than just games and the fact that it will be seen by the general public as something that's new and different.
However most would agree that the Move will work well and have lots of cross-platform development with Wii games, where as we're all waiting to see if Natal can indeed deliver.



mortono on 31 March 2010
RareglovE said:
MOVE will revolutionized on how the way motion gaming is meant to be. The move will push the PS3 in ways we thought it was impossible.

Natal will be a bomb mark my words, there will be news going around said by developers on how difficult and how its a nightmare creating games for it. there will be disappointed users out there who will hate the Natal for what it was and how it failed to deliver what it meant to do so.

Bottom line i believe the Move will be the greater of the 3, and how those people who once looked down on it by saying its wii rip off will then soon be eating their words.

*disagree with me all you want, but you know, i know and everyone knows it the MOVE is superior over any of them by a long mile.

How will it revolutionize motion control gaming? Because it has a pink ball at the end? How is that going to push PS3 to the impossible?



killeryoshis on 31 March 2010

Back in the NES days people thought that the master system and Atari 7800 would eat up into NES's marketshare and cause the fall of it. Though that never happened but what did bring the NES down was when genesis was released. Though Master System was somewhat suscessful due to focusing on markets that the nes didn't do well. Like Europe

So useing the past I can say that in order for them to even outsell Vitalitly Sensor they will have to do somthing much better with killer software or focus on the wii's weakness and work there.

In concluesion Natal could focus on weaker markets of the wii. While the Move will improve the wii mote. Thing is. We don't know if the move is powerful enough to make the wii look dated or how natal could work with games. or the wii's weaknesses.

Time will tell.

For now vitality sensor. We all saw how Wii music sold without hardware or bundle. So for now my money is on vitality sensor



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Seven89 on 01 April 2010
RareglovE said:
MOVE will revolutionized on how the way motion gaming is meant to be. The move will push the PS3 in ways we thought it was impossible.

Natal will be a bomb mark my words, there will be news going around said by developers on how difficult and how its a nightmare creating games for it. there will be disappointed users out there who will hate the Natal for what it was and how it failed to deliver what it meant to do so.

Bottom line i believe the Move will be the greater of the 3, and how those people who once looked down on it by saying its wii rip off will then soon be eating their words.

*disagree with me all you want, but you know, i know and everyone knows it the MOVE is superior over any of them by a long mile.

even if it sells a billion units, its still a wii ripoff