94% on Metacritic

1.3 million

8.7 on metacritic, but i am not sure if it will sell. I will say 560,000 sales as i have always overestimated sales up till now.

i have a bad feeling that it may fail like Deadly Creatures : (

The score... between 85 and 90, i guess... many 90-95%, but some people will complain about tiny details and will lower the Metacritic score, as usual, while there won't be many 100%, because the game's awesome, but not perfect in any means...

The sales... the game will gain a well desearved "cult status", but as often, the "kiddy look" and the particular art-style will keep many "hardcores" away...

And the mass market crowd won't even look at it, maybe thinkin' it's shovelware, as too many other Wii games... it's not made by Nintendo, so, no guarantee it's really, really a good game, you know...

But the good critics and the positive feedback will push the game to 250k, for sure... à la Zack and Wiki, i'd say... but 500k would already be a miracle...

And the sad thing: most people won't even care and will find this absolutely normal, as opposed to the Madworld sales... even if Little King's Story is WAY superior, and ALREADY gave me WAY more fun than the over-hyped and over-rated Madworld, one of my biggest dissapointment in recent years...

82 metacritic, 390m ww

It'll be a massive flop in Europe..no marketing whatsoever in the UK (I have doubts it'll make the top 40). A shame as it could really appeal to the mass market with a decent sized ad campaign.

I think it'll sell less than Deadly Creatures over here.

Metacritic score will be at 87-88
Perhaps 300k-500k in sales

although very little marketing in the UK it was being well shown in GAME when i went to check. its also a title that will appeal to casal gamers withbthe boxart and description whilst appealing to the core due to review score (the 92% from Ngamer was printed on the boxart)

I heard from another thread that they need 45k in Japan, 120k in Americas, and 125k in Europe.

How it will get there, I have no idea.

It will top the estimatives, for sure.