| Yakuzaice said: Just noticed they've actually had negative Wii U shipments outside of the Americas/Japan over the last six months. |
The phasing out of the Basic model?
| Yakuzaice said: Just noticed they've actually had negative Wii U shipments outside of the Americas/Japan over the last six months. |
The phasing out of the Basic model?
| KingdomHeartsFan said: So does this include Monster Hunter and Pokemon sales in the 200m operating lose? |
It includes Monster Hunter's first couple weeks. It does not include Pokemon at all.
Well, it includes Pokemon's developments costs, and none of the profits made from selling the game.

| KingdomHeartsFan said: So does this include Monster Hunter and Pokemon sales in the 200m operating lose? |
Monster Hunter - yes
Pokemon - No
| KingdomHeartsFan said: So does this include Monster Hunter and Pokemon sales in the 200m operating lose? |
This is up Sept 30th. So about 2 weeks of MH4 and no Pokemon.
| KingdomHeartsFan said: So does this include Monster Hunter and Pokemon sales in the 200m operating lose? |
Monster Hunter yes - Pokemon no
Monster Hunter is a third-party title = less profit (5-7$ per unit)
Pokemon is a first-party titles = more profit (28-30$ per unit)
| KingdomHeartsFan said: So does this include Monster Hunter and Pokemon sales in the 200m operating lose? |
Only MH4 not pokemon, pokemon+2ds starts in Oct, this Quarter ended Sept 30th

the_dengle said:
Well, it includes Pokemon's developments costs, and none of the profits made from selling the game. |
Not exactly, it includes the last three months worth of development cost, but I highly doubt Pokemon was written in 3 months.
Vinniegambini said:
Monster Hunter yes - Pokemon no Monster Hunter is a third-party title = less profit (5-7$ per unit) Pokemon is a first-party titles = more profit (28-30$ per unit) |
is that how the sales goes? also dont forget MH is $50 (i think) cuz its higher in yen than pokemon i noticed!
Do you kno exactly how much each game makes for nintendo? If thats accurate MH4 made them some good money and pokemon at least made them (if i count just $20 each) over $100mil!

It's interesting to see Nintendo dropping two of their strongest casual games Ip's Wii party U and Wii Fit U right before the holiday. If advertised properly we may see a boost from those two games. However if casuals don't start adopting the Wii U anytime soon I could see those developers moving onto some core Ip's and Nintendo attempt to follow a similar trajectory as the GameCube; lots of core games, less casual, dedicated to the Nintendo fanbase.
czecherychestnut said:
Not exactly, it includes the last three months worth of development cost, but I highly doubt Pokemon was written in 3 months. |
True.

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