Rabbids Go Home is out? What the hell? Since when?

I had interest in this game too and yet I heard and saw no promotion or talk about it.

When the hell did it come out. >_>

It should have been a balance board and Motion Plus compatitiable mini-game collection, not a platformer.

LOL 3 weeks ago, November 3rd.

Advertising in America was nonexistant, like noname2200 said.

long ago I do not expect anything from them.

Unless the game of rabbits and turtles, their only hope Wii is selling in RS2.

They're a bit too early to call yet I think. Rabbids Go Home is actually going up in others and if this trend continues, the game is going to be a pretty fine and steady seller over the holidays. It is underperforming in NA, but it could end up at a million or maybe a bit short of it.

They said outright that even casual games need marketing, and when it comes to the latest in their top Wii franchise, they don't fucking market it?

Either they are being that stupid, or they are sabotaging their own efforts.

If they put on PS360 the shovelware they put on the Wii they would be extinct by now.

Try to develop solme decent games, I hope Red Steel 2 is good.

So Malstrom is right?

It's not that he's right (because too many go "he said it, therefore it's wrong"), it's that he's seeing the same pattern. I was born in 79, but I did find out about the auto industry around that time. The Japanese were making overall better cars, with more appeal. Did the US auto industry jumpt on that bandwagon? No. They put out some weak copycats and just did what they were doing already. Even stopping the gas guzzlers before it was too late was out of the question, even though that was an obvious and smart course of action.

It's reactionary. Something comes along that they don't understand. They can't copy it, so then they try to sabotage it, even unintentionally. Changing themselves to fit just goes against everything they know.

More like third parties only make Wii games to generate short term profit, and release so many junk titles that they don't care if a few only sell enough to make back their production costs.  They're mostly just trying to make a bunch of casual/mini titles hoping one will be the next 'hit' and sell 2 million.  Then they can make a bunch of sequels of it.  Those are the games they advertise, like 'Toy Story: Carnival Games' or 'My Sims Agents' or 'Rayman Raving Rabbits: TV Party'.

Then when one year, this strategy doesn't work or this strategy doesn't make as much money as a company wants, they blame the Wii for their money problems.  EA and now Ubisoft have both done this, despite being some of the biggest offenders of this strategy.  And having some of the best selling titles on the Wii.

Sounds like a bunch of snivelling babies.  'Wah, Nintendo is beating us down, we only sold 3 million off that last game, but they made 20 million!  We're going to starve!"