Sega has revealed the official sales data for five of their major games that came out during their fiscal year that ended on March 31, 2012: Football Manager 2012, Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games, Sonic Generations, Virtua Tennis and Yakuza: Dead Souls.
Hopefully, they would be encouraged to push more localized games in the future.
A non-canon, critically average "what if" zombie filler I guarantee didn't have a AAA 50 million $$$ budget. Yet somehow it sold more than Dark Souls and the Witcher 2 on the 360 and the last Motorstorm on PS3.
Easy money for Sega. I'll probably skip it though 'n' just wait for Yakuza 5.
Me too. But its gunna be a while. Yakuza 5 will probably hit Japan next year(and THATS just being hopeful), which means that we won't see a U.S release until 2014(IF Sega feels that its worth releasing in the States).
I'll def be playing Sleeping Dogs while I wait.
Sleeping dogs looks just really cool I didn't like it under the wings if activision because the developers didn't get enough freedom from them se just let them go all out . Stupid move on my opinion from acti ,dumping a game like dogs and going with the likes of prototype 2
its actually very good (once you get use to the shooting mechanics )
And extremely fun:
Y3 is a great story.
Y4 is simply a classic and should be enjoyed by all fans of the series.
Y-DS is just pure fun on wheels.
Whatever the circumstances -- "third party games don't sell well on Nintendo platforms," is a myth.
There's a lot of third party titles which've also under-performed on the two current HD consoles (PS3,Xbox 360).
Just recently: Sydicate Wars (which is a shame, because the demo played well).
so its very much a first party exclusive title, not third party people
P.S..Gamers should make an intelligent informed decision based on an accurate logic not a broken one.
Cheers Gamers & Happy Gaming!
I think most of their data comes from the US. Why they don't take their data sources' regionality into account is beyond me.