next time spell check the title
but i dont think that there 3 xbox games helped
next time spell check the title
but i dont think that there 3 xbox games helped
i love some atlus games, but some are garbage. they make way too many games at a time, and even though a lot of them are getting better, they don't give enough time gaps for people to buy them.
what, theyre releasing like 6 DS games from April to May aren't they? thats crazy.
i want Tokyo Beat Down, Steal Princess, and I really liked how two of the others looked, but there's no way I can buy them all. now if there were gaps of time, odds are I would.
big mistake IMO
Bad sign for the industry, if only because Atlus thrived almost exclusively on niche games, and proved that you could have a viable business like that. A case against releasing niche titles, or mostly justification for NoA's more disputable actions.

Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
Wii
Trauma Center: Second Opinion--->Ok/Fail
Trauma Center: New Blood---->Ok/Fail
Baroque--->Huge Fail
Xbox 360
Operation Darkness----> Fail
Spectral Force 3: Innocent Rage---> Fail
Zoids Assault-->Fail
No DS games that were successful, no PS3 games, no well known PSP games. The only PS2 games that are good and what makes Atlus look good is the Persona series.
I don't get it...
Are the losing money from pulling away from certain markets or are their games actually losing them money?
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| xlost7 said: Wii Trauma Center: Second Opinion--->Ok/Fail Trauma Center: New Blood---->Ok/Fail Baroque--->Huge Fail Xbox 360 Operation Darkness----> Fail Spectral Force 3: Innocent Rage---> Fail Zoids Assault-->Fail No DS games that were successful, no PS3 games, no well known PSP games. The only PS2 games that are good and what makes Atlus look good is the Persona series. |
uh, the original trauma center did well on the DS. it did well for atlus anyway. I heard the second one did quite well, and the numbers here are wrong for it, but idk..
@Phoenix_Wiight
Exactly it did somewhat well on the DS but surely bombed on the Wii. Both Trauma Center's did pretty bad on the Wii.
| Mr Khan said: Bad sign for the industry, if only because Atlus thrived almost exclusively on niche games, and proved that you could have a viable business like that. A case against releasing niche titles, or mostly justification for NoA's more disputable actions. |
This report refers to Atlus Japan, not Altus USA. They will pull back. Hasn't Japan been on an economic decline for several years anyway?
No one is being forced to buy every game Atlus release here. Besides, half of them are suppose to be terrible anyway.
| dsister44 said: next time spell check the title but i dont think that there 3 xbox games helped |
They didn't make those, they just translated them.
I do think it's a case of a small company taking on too many projects. All those DS games and they didn't sell well.
| Riot Of The Blood said: I don't get it... Are the losing money from pulling away from certain markets or are their games actually losing them money? |
There games are making them lose money. Think they made two Trauma Center games on the DS they both were somewhat successful. When Altus went to make Wii versions of Trauma Center well apparently both Wii versions of Trauma Center did fair to well with the market. Also the three Xbox 360 games they published all failed critic wise and market wise.
I new Atlus had to announce something soon on their earnings. Persona can't make that company stay strong for long.