| Killiana1a said: I may be mistaken, but weren't both Gran Turismo and Gran Turismo 3 practically launch games for the PS1 and PS2 meaning you could not purchase a PS1 or PS2 without having to buy the game with it? If so, then that explains their numbers. As for Gran Turismo 5, I am lowballing it a tad with my predictions at 425k first week and 4 million lifetime to the chagrin of CGI-Quality and others on another thread who use Prologues sales, point out the VGCHartz preorder charts are for the Americas only, and fervently believe Gran Turismo 5 will be just as big if not bigger than the last Gran Turismo game. I just don't think Gran Turismo 5 will have the 2 to 3 years to be adequately bundled to pass the 10 million mark. I think Nintendo is going to crash that party sometime in late 2012. Just a hunch. |
The Playstation was 3 years old in Japan and about 2.5 in the rest of the world when GT came out. The PS2 was a year old when GT3 came out in Japan, and 7-8 months old elsewhere.
I still can't fathom that you truly believe your first week prediction when you know the 260k is just for the Americas and still had a couple weeks before the release. Even if nobody else preordered after November 13th, and the only people who buy it are the ones who preordered, that only leaves 165k for the rest of the world. It just isn't rational. I mean what do you expect the breakdown to be? 260k Americas/65k Japan/100k EMEAA? Can you honestly look at that and say "looks about right"?









