griffinA on 25 March 2009
Harkins1721 said:
griffinA said:
Harkins1721 said:
griffinA said:
"has been laying a whuppin' in terms of sheer sales numbers on both the Wii and Xbox 360 for a month consistently"
"PS3 - 24,000
Wii - 20,000"
Since when is 4,000 units "a whuppin"?
This just sounds like a stereotyped hardcore gamer who has a lot of pent up anger about the wii beating his favorite system so he's trying to celebrate now while he still can.
This won't last long though, the wii has a great lineup for Japan this year that will only improve as time goes on and the PS3 has........Final Fantasy 13 and..... a demo for Final Fantasy 13.
EDIT: Oh it comes from a PS3 fansite, well thats obvious... |
O ya theres soooo many games for the Wii that are amazing.........
2009 Ps3 lineup-------------->2009 Wii Lineup
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The wii's lineup for Japan will sell the wii alot better than the PS3's lineup will sell the PS3. This isn't an argument about quality, it's about sales.
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I dont really think so. I mean i never really thought the Wii Sports was really anything special. Dont get me wrong i like it but its not as good to me like say KZ2. But i understand what your saying that Wii Sports Resort will say sell more then FFXIII because its a fun game for all unlike FFXIII or GoW3 that may appeal to a few million. But i was talking about quality because Sony is a great company and im glad i have been with them for years now. Same goes with Nintendo i love the company but i want them to produce more RPG's!!!!! Same with Sony more RPG's!!!!! And get friggen FFXIII/vsXIII out already!!!!!
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Have you seen that PS3 game atelier Rorona (sp?). It looks alright for an RPG.
Nintendo does't make RPGs besides Pokemon, but there are a bunch of third-party RPGs coming out for the wii this year. Muramasa, Kizuna, Arc Rise Fantasia, Tales of Ten, Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga, Spectrobes: Origins, FFCC: Crystal Bearers, etc.
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