spurgeonryan said:
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Should HAVE.
If you're gonna diss someone at least be grammatically correct about it.
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NintendoPie said:
Maybe it was irrelevant to you, but obviously not to us. |
The whole issue was avoidable. Anyone with a modern Nintendo console practically has access to Nintendo's entire catalogue. You don't have to still have a working NES to play SMB any more.
| the_dengle said: You don't have to still have a working NES to play SMB any more. |
You just need a PSP.
binary solo said:
Should HAVE. If you're gonna diss someone at least be grammatically correct about it. |
Grammer naughtzee ;/)
@above. I completely agree with the_dengle.
| yum123 said: Can someone pleased explain DQ X model like is there a subscription option for multiplayer and the option for a single player story or to simply play it do you need to pay a subscription like a standard mmo |
Basically the first couple of hours are offline, then you're forced to connect to continue. There are "children's times" throughout the week when it's free to connect, otherwise you need to subscribe.
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
Please somebody smart look this up to add to the sales discussion:
What was the install-base of the DS at the time of NSMB launch and what was the install-base of the 3DS at the time of NSMB2?
| jonnybmk said: Please somebody smart look this up to add to the sales discussion: What was the install-base of the DS at the time of NSMB launch and what was the install-base of the 3DS at the time of NSMB2? |
VGChartz data
install-base of the DS at the time of NSMB launch: 8.5m
install-base of the 3DS at the time of NSMB2: 6.8m
My full analysis here: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=4715722
| jonnybmk said: Please somebody smart look this up to add to the sales discussion: What was the install-base of the DS at the time of NSMB launch and what was the install-base of the 3DS at the time of NSMB2? |
DS: 8,571,596
3DS: 6.916.921
happydolphin said:
VGChartz data install-base of the DS at the time of NSMB launch: 8.5m install-base of the 3DS at the time of NSMB2: 6.8m My full analysis here: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=4715722 |
That was great, thanks. You basically did what I was wondering about.
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You can't just take a game and its sequel and compare only the sales numbers and assume that everything else is equal. Doesn't work that way.
There's a lot more variables in there but the Nintendo haters just want to say that NSMB2 didn't sell very well based on the sales of the first one.
| jonnybmk said:
That was great, thanks. You basically did what I was wondering about. ---
You can't just take a game and its sequel and compare only the sales numbers and assume that everything else is equal. Doesn't work that way. There's a lot more variables in there but the Nintendo haters just want to say that NSMB2 didn't sell very well based on the sales of the first one. |
You're welcome :]
I think you're absolutely right (bold), and I think the skeptics have their reasons, most Nintendo fans clamored similar sales between NSMB and NSMB2 and that doesn't seem to be true (DD sales pending).
It would have been better for us to give actual sales # predictions for NSMB2, but I started that thread too soon and forgot to post it back up. I'll try to remember for the US and European launch.
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