riderz13371 said: This is not the case for all games. Call of Duty =/= all games. |
But not the case for all doesn't mean ps3-multiplats mostly outsell 360-versions. Mostly 360 outperforms ps3 in case of multiplats.
riderz13371 said: This is not the case for all games. Call of Duty =/= all games. |
But not the case for all doesn't mean ps3-multiplats mostly outsell 360-versions. Mostly 360 outperforms ps3 in case of multiplats.
Scisca said:
PS. What's soccer? |
You DO realize that American's did not call soccer, soccer first, right? That name was given to the sport by Brits when it was introduced to the US. It wasn't shorted to football until much later.
Goatseye said:
Just Pokemon Black & White sold more in US than COD,Halo and Gears put together in their whole existence in Japan. |
Oh I see. So, you jump to this conclusion on an insanely mainstream game? Great. It's like saying FInal Fantasy sells millions in the West, so Jrpgs are doing great here. Not even close. Also, your point doesn't change how well the games I mentioned sold in Japan. In other words, once again, you' ve failed to show how they've been missing out. The audience that wants such games is buying them, same with the West and Tales of games and other Jrpgs.
Short answer: VGchartz
Long answer, this site continues to insist in software tendencies that were happening in 2008 where the 360 versions of games would kill the PS3s (performance and in sales). Nowadays if you bother to keep up with them, you see that FW sales, for the most part, favor the 360, while the PS3 versions start outseling them after the first weeks of hype...... it happens in 80% of multiplats, wich is normal because the same formulas must being used.
Just so you see how wrong VGChart is... let´s look at Saints row IV. Acording to this site the difference between ps3 and 360 FW sales in Europe was 39k when the difference in UK alone was 38k.....what does that mean?
That means that according to VGChartz SRIV sold outside of the UK, 1k more on the 360 (rest of Europe).........where are talking about 25.5M concoles (Ps3) against 15.5 (360) (these are hardware numbers for europe without UK acording to VGChartz, ofcourse active console numbers are different but IDK them).
But I know, I am still using comon sence, and these guys are using formulas, so even if I am correct these guys have more leverage to the numbers.....
Germany:
03 (NE) PS3 SAINTS ROW IV (KOCH MEDIA)
France:
02 (NE) PS3 SAINTS ROW IV (KOCH MEDIA)
04 (NE) 360 SAINTS ROW IV (KOCH MEDIA)
Netherlands:
02 (NE) PS3 SAINTS ROW IV (KOCH MEDIA)
05 (NE) 360 SAINTS ROW IV (KOCH MEDIA)
Sweden
02 (NE) 360 SAINTS ROW IV COMMANDER IN CHIEF EDITION (DEEP SILVER)
06 (NE) PS3 SAINTS ROW IV COMMANDER IN CHIEF EDITION (DEEP SILVER)
13 (NE) 360 SAINTS ROW IV COMMANDER IN CHIEF EDITION (DEEP SILVER)
15 (NE) PS3 SAINTS ROW IV COMMANDER IN CHIEF EDITION (DEEP SILVER)
Source: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=662457
There are more countries available there for you to see, but my point is, there is NO WAY, that the numbers we have for europe are corect (only if sweden is selling crazy amounts of games). And like SRIV there are many others out there, that unfortunatly no one tels the truth about them because no one believes VGchartz actualy want to have acturate data when it come to software tracking.
And of course MS doesn´t share software total retail numbers, a curious fact when you consider how they like to talk about digital sales.
Microsoft has yet to release an official number of software shipped, so for now....
The attach rate is marginally higher on 360, but this late in the gen, most people have PS3 and Xbox 360. the majority of multiplatform owners will naturally opt for 360 because of gamerscore, XBLA friends, better controller and better online, such is pretty much the case with everybody I know.
foodfather said: The attach rate is marginally higher on 360, but this late in the gen, most people have PS3 and Xbox 360. the majority of multiplatform owners will naturally opt for 360 because of gamerscore, XBLA friends, better controller and better online, such is pretty much the case with everybody I know. |
Why would people buy a game for gamerscore? There has to be a better reason than that to buy a multiplatform game on Xbox over PS3 or other formats. I like earning trophies but they would never make me buy a game just for that. They aren't anything serious i don't think.
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Scisca said:
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prayformojo said:
You DO realize that American's did not call soccer, soccer first, right? That name was given to the sport by Brits when it was introduced to the US. It wasn't shorted to football until much later. |
I know it used to be the less popular name of football, still I can't get it why would you steal the name of the most important and popular sport in the world and name your barbarian adfest this way. I mean, you barely even use your feet when playing :/ You should really come up with a real name for it. Like martialball or whatever.
Wii U is a GCN 2 - I called it months before the release!
My Vita to-buy list: The Walking Dead, Persona 4 Golden, Need for Speed: Most Wanted, TearAway, Ys: Memories of Celceta, Muramasa: The Demon Blade, History: Legends of War, FIFA 13, Final Fantasy HD X, X-2, Worms Revolution Extreme, The Amazing Spiderman, Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate - too many no-gaemz :/
My consoles: PS2 Slim, PS3 Slim 320 GB, PSV 32 GB, Wii, DSi.
Scisca said:
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I'm pretty sure American football had the name football before your football had the name football. Remember, the brits called it soccer around 1880. American football's first game was played in 1869. Furthermore, Association Football was name given to the sport because Rugby had already taken it. So this entire notion of "stealing" doesn't make any sense. Not that it matters anyway. You shouldn't let such small things bother you.