Yeah, I don't think so either. I'd say a mil is a success as well : D

To be honest, I think it'll end up being like Monster Hunter. Huge massive hit in Japan, sells okay everywhere else.

It's too odd, too foreign, too cultural. I don't think it will catch on in NA or EU. I will buy it because I am a sucker for Japanese RPGS but the same can't be said for the current North American market.

I would say that this will appeal to the Japanese loving market more than the kids market, in which case it will gain more traction in the USA (probably still not much, but moreso than in Europe). I mean, if the show takes off like a Pokémon or something like that, then anything can happen, but that's unlikely.

I'll say it'll be more popular in Europe than America, but neither market is gonna catch Japan. I think this will hit closer to Animal Crossing than Pokémon in terms of sales in each region.

OK maybr, not on the same level as Animal crossing, but it'll be a case where it sells much better in Japan than in either Europe or America

Yeah, sometimes you just have to recognise when someone's just being a...

...And move on.

Probably Europe.

Europe. I can already envision the commercials on Cartoon Network .

North America.

It already has an edge because NA is a bigger market for Nintendo, but even Pokemon isn't as big here as in NA or JP. I doubt Yokai Watch will be any different given the similarities. Moreover, it isn't going to be within sniffing distance of Pokemon like it is in Japan in the west overall either though. But Yokai Watch NA>EU.