For mature gamers HD still matters. You cant draw many conclusions by comparing LEGO game numbers between the Wii and the X360.
For mature gamers HD still matters. You cant draw many conclusions by comparing LEGO game numbers between the Wii and the X360.
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http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=154462 The first 360 review is in What I was referring to with the 360 version is it's a sandbox environment where the Wii version is linear. This doesn't mean I wont enjoy the Wii version if it's well made but I think this program stated on the 360 version you really are stumped sometimes due to the open world and having to find solutions to problems. I may just get the 360 version also and have no doubt i'll enjoy the Wii but I think it will sell better as a puzzling horror survival on the 360 should do decently. |
Well I thought they said it was the same, but the wii version wasn't as large. I think when we see more of the wii version we could make judgement.
Well given the current stellar reviews .......... which is totally irrelevant to what I'm about to say .. I'll say ...
XBOX360 ... as its the highest quality given then other platforms its out against ...
PC = pirates n torrents ... no chance ...
WHY PS3 VERSION DELAYED OMFG !!
SC: Uhh, Lego games aren't the best example of Wii games outselling 360 games. For that matter, I could point out that the 360 versions of games sell better in the case of Smackdown vs. Raw, NBA 2K and Live, Madden, Call of Duty, Guitar Hero (although Wii legs are better), Fifa, and Tiger Woods. Lego games fit the Wii's demographics very well. Remember that back when the 2008 iterations of these games launched, the Wii had a similar to or larger userbase than the 360, although it wasn't in America which provided a lot of sales for these titles. Even with extrapolating, however, the 360 still comes out with an advantage in these titles.
| MontanaHatchet said: SC: Uhh, Lego games aren't the best example of Wii games outselling 360 games. For that matter, I could point out that the 360 versions of games sell better in the case of Smackdown vs. Raw, NBA 2K and Live, Madden, Call of Duty, Guitar Hero (although Wii legs are better), Fifa, and Tiger Woods. Lego games fit the Wii's demographics very well. Remember that back when the 2008 iterations of these games launched, the Wii had a similar to or larger userbase than the 360, although it wasn't in America which provided a lot of sales for these titles. Even with extrapolating, however, the 360 still comes out with an advantage in these titles. |
Yes, but we've seen a decrease in 360 games outselling the wii games lately, and when they do it isn't by too much. This game could stand out more in the wii's userbase due to it not having much competition, and why don't lego games count. If it isn't similar to the game we are speaking of then we should say the same thing for all of those sports games you just mentioned. Then there is guitar hero which came to the wii much later, and was broken. Call of Duty was a launch game for the wii so I don't see how that should be considered. I was talking about lifetime sales btw guys. Not first week.
sc94597 said:
Well recently the wii has been outselling most 360 games. I believe the 360 only had a lead in previous games because of the userbase difference in the 360s favor. So it's possible the game could sell better on the wii. http://www.vgchartz.com/games/game.php?id=12477 1.3m http://www.vgchartz.com/games/game.php?id=12539 .7m Recently wii.23m 360.20m @ Slimebeast Would that matter? Seriously hasn't it been proved that HD doesn't matter too much in this time period.
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Casual/kid friendly games sell better on Wii.
Core/Mature games sell better on the 360.
Those are pretty much facts.

--OkeyDokey-- said:
Casual/kid friendly games sell better on Wii. Core/Mature games sell better on the 360. Those are pretty much facts.
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Examples of these core/mature games that have been multiplats on the wii and 360?
At the end the Wii version will sell most, because the wii has the largest userbase.
sc94597 said:
Yes, but we've seen a decrease in 360 games outselling the wii games lately, and when they do it isn't by too much. This game could stand out more in the wii's userbase due to it not having much competition, and why don't lego games count. If it isn't similar to the game we are speaking of then we should say the same thing for all of those sports games you just mentioned. Then there is guitar hero which came to the wii much later, and was broken. Call of Duty was a launch game for the wii so I don't see how that should be considered. I was talking about lifetime sales btw guys. Not first week.
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A decrease? There have barely been any titles this year that have been been on all the platforms, and most of the games this year have either been Wii and/or DS exclusive, or on the PS3 and 360 and maybe the PSP and PS2. Please list a good amount of examples of multiplatform games that sell better on the Wii, preferrably recently.
If we're talking about Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga, it had a lot of competition during the holiday season. However, the Wii has adopted a large chunk of the casual userbase that the PS2 had, which is why we're seeing games like Lego Star Wars sell so well on the Wii like they did on the PS2. Also, children, who are familiar with Nintendo and the Wii, buy these titles as well.
As for Guitar Hero III, it didn't come much later. The Wii version launched alongside with the other versions save for Japan. The series itself can to Wii later than the Xbox 360 or PS2, but the same can be said about the PS2. Besides, Guitar Hero II came out on the 360 before the Wii itself did, at least as memory serves. And I don't remember GH3 being broken on the Wii. I'm pretty sure that a lot of people considered it to be the definitive version.
And if we're looking at Call of Duty, well then, let's see. The Wii launched to much higher numbers in the U.S. and PAL than the 360 did, and the Xbox 360 had Call of Duty 2 as a launch title. Now of course Call of Duty 3 was a multiplatform mess, but the 360 version still sold more than Call of Duty 2 on the 360, so the Wii version should have at least beat the PS3 version, considering how absolutely horrendously PS3 supply was in America during the launch.
Anyways, the sun is up and I'm going to get myself something to drink.
sc94597 said:
Examples of these core/mature games that have been multiplats on the wii and 360?
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There aren't many. Doesn't that tell you something?
