Glue something else, but not 360 and PS3 numbers.

That spin is old school already.

1. Game is released 2 years later.
2. Game has been played by a lot of people on Wii, and thus loosing interest. (Why buy the game twice?)
3. 10 bucks more
4. bad port (just slightly upgraded graphics won't catch many consumers..)

conclusion:
bad, expensive, late game which many people already played won't sell well on HD consoles. Oh, and you can't compare the sales of the two versions.

nope, the game is less expensive than the wii version,

Also the fact that nobody buys a game twice according to point 2 and
being released later means nouthing. Unless your old game point 4 means nouthing really. It had tons
of extras to make it seem new. His logic is flawed or the cat is

I said this in the last one of these that was up, Suda 51 is unpopular in Japan because he doesn't care about the Japanese his games are first and foremost intended for the west.

if you combine the ps3 and xbox numbers you got almost the same number the wii did in 2.5years and that just in about 3 weeks for a userbase that is combined 4 million less how is that not total fail for the wii for such an old game.

This is a misconception, the Wii version never got a budget release in Japan.  Also, it never got a reprint and is pretty rare, making it's used price generally higher than the new MSRP on 360/PS3 was (5040 yen).

The current PS3+360 userbase is about 6.5m, while the Wii userbase 3 weeks after NMH released originally was just under 4m.  Come on people...

funny how when Wii owners use the same argument for old ports, everyone blames it on the Wii not the game.

my point was wii sold in 2.5 years with a current userbase of over 10 milllion a little over 40k and hd consoles sell almost 40k in 3 weeks with a userbase of 6.5 million