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I guess we just don't read OP's anymore.
Please tell me more about its great attach rate.
I may be jumping the gun a bit, but would you count pack-ins amongst that million? I ask because we've had many many people saying that the premium is outselling the basic by a ton.
Wait...what? Just GameStop is getting 500,000 units on launch day, ALL of which are pre-ordered? That would make the Wii U BY FAR the most successful system launch of all time.
ExciteTruck!
Yea, I didn't think of that... :/
Given the allotment amount, I don't think standalone the game will sell 1 million.
Wait what, Gamestop alone has 500,000 preorders for WiiU consoles? That sounds sorta wrong, because most of that should be from the USA (dunno about the other European countries, but atleast over here in Germany I don't think Gamestop has a big marketshare).
ExciteTruck!
Criminally under-appreciated
What is Monster Games working on now? I'd kill for a new Excite game for Wii U from them.
Yes, an article from 2009 is still relevant.
Wii attach rate is about 8,65 according to Nintendo's H1 2012 results. PS3 is just a bit higher with the Xbox 360 being just another bit higher.
Wii still has a good one though, 8.66 is good.
Isnt Wii's attach rate like 8.5?
if the next zelda uses the wiimote for sword play they need to give the option to use the left hand
Except Sony systems.
ExciteTruck!
One of the biggest problems with Nintendo's original Wii was its low attach rate. Nintendo may have expanded its audience far beyond a typical video game console owner with demographic barrier-destroying games like Wii Sports and Wii Fit, but the problem was, a lot of those customers never bothered to buy more games.
500,000 for Gamestop alone would indicate that the predicted 300K WiiUs in November for all of the US was way off.
In which parallel dimension?
ExciteTruck!
500,000 for Gamestop alone would indicate that the predicted 300K WiiUs in November for all of the US was way off.
Oh. Looks like it actually went from 1 to 2. Fair enough.
Is that a gaf prediction or Nintendo forecast?
300K is pretty small for launch week let alone the rest of the month and Black Friday.
It was an analyst's breakdown for worldwide November/December distribution of Wii Us. One of the factors affecting those numbers were production problems making the Wii U in China (I think it was based on workers being on striker, or maybe it was a factory fire. I forget which).
looking at wiiu games on gamestop and sorting by "best selling";
top ten selling wiiu games:
NSMBU is #1
ZombiU is #2
Makes sense to me. My friend just texted me the numbers of instock units for Wal Marts within a 30 mile radius of him in Covina, CA. 1,309 units "sold" (as in preordered consoles). One store had 62(!) alone. His store has 34 units in with 40 on order
I think there are more deluxe bundles than basic ones.
It's funny, I see no conspiracy theorist in this thread.
Half of the Wii U's (the non-delux ones) don't come with a bundled game, so it would make sense that people would also pre-order a game with it. The original Wii, as we all recall, came bundled with Wii Sports, so people did not feel the need to pre-order a game along with it.
Makes sense, Wii U's launch lineup is much better; More core titles and what looks to be pretty good Mario game from day one.
ExciteTruck!
*brofist*
I need more awesome Nintendo published games with custom soundtrack options (not saying that feature was the best aspect of the game, far from it, just sayin)
*pours out some of his 40 for ExciteBots* No one will ever truly love you like they should
A direct sequel to Excite Truck on WiiU from Monster could be AMAZING. Expanded online, lots of options for gamepad features, tilt steering intact, richer color pallet, sense of speed up to 11. Gottdamn, that's some boner-inducing shit
I don't know how this board would react if Wii U Black Ops 2 outsold NSMB.
I would be happy. NSMB will have long legs and a key 3rd party game selling well is nothing but goodness for the Wii U owners. We should want decent 3rd pa
rty games to sell well.