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cbarroso09 on 17 March 2013

 

Additionally it is seated well at AMAZON, #20 the 3DS version and #27 the Wii U version behind all those XBOX live memberships. Constantly going up and down, but averaging those positions since 20 days ago.
On the Wii U section its the best seller just above Lego City: Undercover, and the mighty longest legs in the world, New Super Mario Bros U (this last one already sold around 1.6millions with a install base of around 2.6millions around the world).
On Gamestop under the most anticipated games list, sorted by best sellers, #8 the 3DS version and #15 the Wii U version.
If you are considering to buy both version, get them from AMAZON that will give you the Wii U version for just $39.99. This, after you have placed both versions on the shopping cart.
Do you think these two games, Lego City: Undercover and Monster Hunter 3Ultimate will give the Wii U a momentary or steady peak on sales?


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JTurner82 on 17 March 2013
cbarroso09 said:

 

Additionally it is seated well at AMAZON, #20 the 3DS version and #27 the Wii U version behind all those XBOX live memberships. Constantly going up and down, but averaging those positions since 20 days ago.
On the Wii U section its the best seller just above Lego City: Undercover, and the mighty longest legs in the world, New Super Mario Bros U (this last one already sold around 1.6millions with a install base of around 2.6millions around the world).
On Gamestop under the most anticipated games list, sorted by best sellers, #8 the 3DS version and #15 the Wii U version.
If you are considering to buy both version, get them from AMAZON that will give you the Wii U version for just $39.99. This, after you have placed both versions on the shopping cart.
Do you think these two games, Lego City: Undercover and Monster Hunter 3Ultimate will give the Wii U a momentary or steady peak on sales?

Probably a little boost, but either way this is good news for both WiiU owners and Mh fans.  The more the games, the more units sell, the more likely the system will get third party support, everybody's happy.  End of story.