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Conegamer on 21 April 2014

So I've been away for a week or so; it's fair to say Yokai Watch has really taken over the charts now. I look forward to seeing it grow.



 

Here lies the dearly departed Nintendomination Thread.

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benao87 on 21 April 2014

Finally some decent numbers.



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Tlozjb on 21 April 2014

Holy mother of Hylia, almost 20 points for a game that is still 80 days away?! At this rate, it could aswell be bigger than past Pokemon games.

I only hope that Nintendo is smart enough, and have the 2DS available by the release of Yokai Watch 2, and if it is possible a Yokai Watch special edition 3DS XL or 2DS.



COMG guide to points: 1 point = Raging. 2 points = Beasting. 3 points = Tearing it up. 4 points = Berzerk. 7 points = Rampage. 12 points = Burst. 15 points = god mode. 20+ points = DIVIDING BY ZERO!!! 40+ points = Youkai (originally Pokemon).

-1 = Negabeasting. -5= NegaRampage. -10 = NegaBurst

Viper1 on 21 April 2014
Tlozjb said:
Holy mother of Hylia, almost 20 points for a game that is still 80 days away?!

Technically it was 23 points since the game is split over 2 SKU's.



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AZWification on 21 April 2014
Clyde32 said:
Fusioncode said:
Holy fuck Yokai Watch has entered God mode.


15 points is now officially god mode. 

In this case, 20 points and above is " Dividing by zero" mode!



                
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Clyde32 on 21 April 2014
AZWification said:
Clyde32 said:
Fusioncode said:
Holy fuck Yokai Watch has entered God mode.


15 points is now officially god mode. 

In this case, 20 points and above is " Dividing by zero" mode!


Done, and done. 



tbone51 on 21 April 2014

 

Hyrule Warriors:   

One Piece PW:    751p     FW: 664k - 858k

One Piece PW2: 267p     FW: 274k - 415k

Warriors Orochi 3: 216p   FW 199k - 561k

Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage: 383p    FW: 372k - 554k

Dynasty Warriors 7:   328p   FW: 262k - 464k

Dynasty Warriors 6:   381p  FW 186k - 411k

Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce  401p   FW 233k - 381k

Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 3:  269p    FW 189k - 363k



Kresnik on 21 April 2014
tbone51 said:

hey guys, wat game should we compare yokai watch to? (*No MH/Pokemon New Gen)


Why not Monster Hunter?  Portable 2nd seems like the perfect comparison.



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tbone51 on 21 April 2014
Kresnik said:
tbone51 said:

hey guys, wat game should we compare yokai watch to? (*No MH/Pokemon New Gen)


Why not Monster Hunter?  Portable 2nd seems like the perfect comparison.


Mistranslation on my part, i meant no new ones for both MH and Pokemon cuz those are both GOD Tier games! Im looking up games and points now. I want to give it a range of games with different points. Yokai Watch 2 will be big.... BUT HOW MUCH is the question? :)

Im looking up more from the data base. So far i got DQ (2nd remake recently released) 407 points and Pokemon BW2 991+864 (too much huh?)

Im going to see DQ first remake and some of the MH games now



Kresnik on 21 April 2014
tbone51 said:


Mistranslation on my part, i meant no new ones for both MH and Pokemon cuz those are both GOD Tier games! Im looking up games and points now. I want to give it a range of games with different points. Yokai Watch 2 will be big.... BUT HOW MUCH is the question? :)

Im looking up more from the data base. So far i got DQ (2nd remake recently released) 407 points and Pokemon BW2 991+864 (too much huh?)

Im going to see DQ first remake and some of the MH games now


I wouldn't choose Dragon Quest.  It's just as much a "God Tier" series as Pokemon/Monster Hunter.

Choose games which started well and then got infinitely more popular for the second installment - i.e. Monster Hunter Portable 2nd & Inazuma Eleven 2 are the two that spring to mind (the second seems especially good, since it was also a Nintendo-handheled title spurred by a cross-media campaign).



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