tbone51 said:
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Because no one has played X/Y duh!
How can you tell it's better than Gold/Silver?!
Pre orders are... | |||
| Un F***ing Believable! | 69 | 38.12% | |
| Wooooow | 33 | 18.23% | |
| O.o | 11 | 6.08% | |
| Sexy | 48 | 26.52% | |
| Monstrous | 18 | 9.94% | |
| Total: | 179 | ||
tbone51 said:
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Because no one has played X/Y duh!
How can you tell it's better than Gold/Silver?!
NintendoPie said:
Disappointment - 1.3/1.5 Million or less FW in Japan Average - 1.6 Million Impressive - 2.2/2.6 Million or more In between 1.6 and 2.2 is grey area. That would be "Above Average" but not impressive. Rough estimates, but good enough. |

| tbone51 said: Diamond/Pearl did 1.64mil, so you should put down your impressive meter to 2mil imo. Your tooo picky :/ |
Black and White did 2.6 Million. I'm not lowering it.
NintendoPie said:
Weren't you around when no one liked nor wanted Pokemon Sapphire and Ruby? People actually want this game. |
I wanted it lol I bought it day one! It was the last one I was excited for though.
And people on the internet sure want it but will it appeal to the casuals the way previous Pokémon games have?
I mean there's not an extremely popular anime this time around or trading cards to collect. That alone acted as indirect marketing for any new game coming out.
I'm not sure nowadays a kid younger than 12 years old knows what Pokémon is.
And so when he walks into the store will he really stop in front on Pokémon X/Y and want to buy it right away?
I'm just doubtful it's the same as 10 years ago.
Boutros said:
Because no one has played X/Y duh! How can you tell it's better than Gold/Silver?! |
i said the quality can rival and maybe surpass gold/silver. They've done more than any other generations as far as i can tell. The game will play like other games, i dont need to exactly play them to get some info out of them, we just dont kno all the pokemon, almost nothing about the region, and post game. Other than that i see a HUGE improvement, any pokemon fan will tell you the same, wen B/W came i already new it be new pokemon/added moves/new region/etc. So it be just like the games before it, this time around gamefreak went all out. Its like comparing SSB with SSBM!

NintendoPie said:
Black and White did 2.6 Million. I'm not lowering it. |
lmao, with a 3x install base! Its a better comparison for X/Y to D/P. Thats like if somebody will compare MK Wii to MK8. No way MK8 gets even half. like i said your over doing it if your comparing black/white. Anything over 2mil is very impressive for japan.

Boutros said:
Because no one has played X/Y duh! How can you tell it's better than Gold/Silver?! |
tbone51 said:
i said the quality can rival and maybe surpass gold/silver. They've done more than any other generations as far as i can tell. The game will play like other games, i dont need to exactly play them to get some info out of them, we just dont kno all the pokemon, almost nothing about the region, and post game. Other than that i see a HUGE improvement, any pokemon fan will tell you the same, wen B/W came i already new it be new pokemon/added moves/new region/etc. So it be just like the games before it, this time around gamefreak went all out. Its like comparing SSB with SSBM! |
It's like saying New Super Mario Bros. is everything that was Super Mario Bros. and more so it's a better game! There's more to it than that.
It is expected of a new game to have new features. New pokémons, new moves, new regions, new mini-games and all that are not new features.
Walking in diagonal is not a new feature. Mega form is not a new feature.
None of that changes what Pokémon has been for the past 15 years.
Gold/Silver got a pass because it was the first sequel to Blue/Red and it still felt fresh but the series hasn't changed much since then and many have grown wary of it (myself included). I honestly was the biggest Pokémon fan back then and so I didn't give up easily.
So I don't see how, for its respective time, X/Y can be better than Gold/Silver if all it does is add new content without drastically changing the core mechanics of what's been relatively the same for a long time.
Boutros said:
It's like saying New Super Mario Bros. is everything that was Super Mario Bros. and more so it's a better game! There's more to it than that. Walking in diagonal is not a new feature. Mega form is not a new feature. None of that changes what Pokémon has been for the past 15 years. Gold/Silver got a pass because it was the first sequel to Blue/Red and it still felt fresh but the series hasn't changed much since then and many have grown wary of it (myself included). I honestly was the biggest Pokémon fan back then and so I didn't give up easily. So I don't see how, for its respective time, X/Y can be better than Gold/Silver if all it does is add new content without drastically changing the core mechanics of what's been relatively the same for a long time. |
1. Mega Form is a new feature, it will forever change the game. Saying it isnt and you clearly do not kno pokemon
2. walking Diaganol? like i was going to count something as small as that lmao
3. A game doesnt need to sell more to be better (SSBM>SSBB for example in terms of gameplay)
4. I said 20mil will be a great goal, i dont expect to sell over 23mil but hopefully a good 19-21mil woulde be fantastic
5.There are tons of extra features that is new to the game, but i dont think you'll understand unless you kno about IV/EV training/etc
6. X/Y have sexy box arts
7. Im tbone and your just boutros :P
8. This is more hyped than the previous 3 gens (Gen 3-5), you be surprised if it does 15mil? I'll be disapointed if it does less than 14mil lifetime! Japan will break records with this game believe it :)

Boutros said:
It's like saying New Super Mario Bros. is everything that was Super Mario Bros. and more so it's a better game! There's more to it than that. Walking in diagonal is not a new feature. Mega form is not a new feature. None of that changes what Pokémon has been for the past 15 years. Gold/Silver got a pass because it was the first sequel to Blue/Red and it still felt fresh but the series hasn't changed much since then and many have grown wary of it (myself included). I honestly was the biggest Pokémon fan back then and so I didn't give up easily. So I don't see how, for its respective time, X/Y can be better than Gold/Silver if all it does is add new content without drastically changing the core mechanics of what's been relatively the same for a long time. |