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TheSwordUser on 16 September 2009

Maybe it's not entirely the same thing, but I want to present similar situation....
http://vgchartz.com/swlaunch.php?reg1=All&game1=Eternal+Sonata+-+PS3&reg2=All&game2=Eternal+Sonata+-+X360&reg3=All&game3=&weeks=52
That's Eternal Sonata 360 vs Eternal Sonata PS3 that was released year later, with one year sales.
As you can see, 360 version performs a lot better (even that PS3 version outsells it at some point, but only for a little while).

I'm not sure whether ToV will perform the same way, but I hope it will do better than 360 version.

 

Edit: scratch that, didn't read whole topic.

So here's my prediction
1st week: 255k
Lifetime: 550-600k EDIT: Forgot that sales of Tales of games are pretty much frontloaded...I change it to 400k



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Gilgamesh on 16 September 2009

First week 250K

Lifetime 400K

^In Japan



Blood_Tears on 16 September 2009

First Day 204K, First week 265K, LTD 369K



deathgod33 on 16 September 2009

250k Lifetime

i think everyone on this page forgot that it's a year-late port

Eternal Sonata, ring a bell?



 

 

 

 

Gilgamesh on 16 September 2009
deathgod33 said:
250k Lifetime

i think everyone on this page forgot that it's a year-late port

Eternal Sonata, ring a bell?

I think it was a week or two ago TheSource was saying theres about 200K in preorders for ToV on the PS3 (This was before the PS3 Slim/price cut). So sales should be better.



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Lostplanet22 on 16 September 2009
deathgod33 said:
250k Lifetime

i think everyone on this page forgot that it's a year-late port

Eternal Sonata, ring a bell?

Just read the thread again :).


If you don't want to:   The source said pre orders for ToV PS3 were over 200k in Japan.

 

Not that I believe the Source though.



 

Train wreck on 16 September 2009
deathgod33 said:
250k Lifetime

i think everyone on this page forgot that it's a year-late port

Eternal Sonata, ring a bell?

Eternal Sonata =/= (Tales of Vesperia + 3)^2



MontanaHatchet on 16 September 2009
bardicverse said:
steverhcp02 said:

No, you being wrong makes me right.

Threads are independant. Whatever some fool said about MH3 bombing in that threads bares no significance here. So you want to discuss Japanese market trends for what consitutes a flop? Make a thread. You come here here, make a Tales prediction.

See how easy that is. No swearing and im still right.

I'll spare the rest of you readers, this will be dealt with privately. Someone needs a lesson taught.

Thank god. Your pathetic bickering and trolling couldn't have been getting any more annoying.

Anyways, Source predicted a big first week, and preorders are already shown to be pretty high. 350k and up is very possible.



 

 

nen-suer on 16 September 2009

First week 245K

Lifetime 370K

Japan



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FinalEvangelion on 16 September 2009
wenlan said:
First day: 180K
First week: 250K
Lifetime: 400K

 



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