As a Scandinavian, I'm actually baffled by this data cap-thingy you all seem so concerned about. Do you actually mean that in the US you have caps on your home internet connection? This is mind blowing to me. Over here we have data caps on cellphones. I can use 15 gig data which I mainly use to stream YouTube and spotify on the subway. But at home? How is that possible? You have sim cards in you're router or what? Over here and in most of Europe I would say 100 too 500 mbit no cap has...
Where did Knack beat Super Mario 3D world in sales? Would very much like to see that chart...
Certainly not worldwide, and thats what really matters, after all.
Continues to sell poorly? Funny that they publish that article just now that the Wii U is selling rather well.
Last week Wii U outsold the PS3 in North America and during the first two weeks of october the console sold more than 120 000 consoles worldwide.
And from now until christmas Nintendo will drop all the casual stuff such as Wii Sports Club, Wii Party U, Wii Fit U, and on top of that a Mario game.
I honestly think Wii U will outsell ...
This entire magazine is an homage to the zelda series, where a number of authors write about their "dream scenario zelda" for Wii U, together with illustrations made exclusively for this particular issue. They dont write about any actual news, nor are they trying to. Im from sweden myself and I bought this very magazine a couple of weeks back.
Well, the numbers comes from NeoGaf so...
You Sony fan boys are just hilarious. All of a sudden Wii U is the best selling home console in Japan, and you guys are like "but but, a couple of months ago PS3 sold better! Are you 12?
Its in no way more ridicolous than saying week after week after week that the WiiU is doomed because of low sales, when its a well known fact that games sell systems. If a Lego game and Monster Hunter can boost sales like this, imagine what magic Nintendo IPs Will do.
Why is no one mentioning the fact that in the US and A, WiiU sales increaded 192 % last week. Fact is, between the 16 th and 23rd this month, the Wiiu almost sold as good as the ps3 in the US.
http://www.vgchartz.com/wee...
An article with a headline that says "Wii U is doing fine" reaches aprox 140 degrees on the scale. If this article had a headline that said "Wii U is doing bad" it would have reached 500 degrees. People on this site...
First naval open world game? What would they call ten year old Legend of Zelda: windwaker then. That game has a world far bigger than any AC game and I kind of recall that game beeing about sailing a gigantic ocean filled with mysterious Islands.
Why release all these games within a week, but nothing for months before that? I want Lego City, NFSMW and Walking Dead, but can only afford like one game at a time, and the others will be forgotten and feel "unfresh" after a couple of months. They should have released one game at a time every 3 or so weeks after the launch, instead of releasing them in small clusters.
I can't speak for all of Europe, but up here in Scandinavia a lot of people have gaming pc's. So if you want that Xbox experience, you just hook up your controller to the pc and play through gamepass on windows. I have a gaming rig and a PS5, so no need for an Xbox-console. Not sure if that's a factor that could impact sales all over Europe, but it sure has up here in the north.