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where would I find this information anyways? Thanks.
where would I find this information anyways? Thanks.
where would I find this information anyways? Thanks.
I would check some online news sources. However, I don't know if sales figures, especially this early, are available. It seems to me that Ubisoft has always been pretty secretive about their sales figures.
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I can't imagine that NMH is raking in a whole lot at the moment, considering that it's not available yet in any store I've been to. I live in a small area though, so I really can't comment on how well it's selling in big cities.
Anyways I've been so wrapped up in unemployment and stuff lately, it's been hard to follow this kind of stuff.
Numbers are probably gonna appear either after one week of sales or after one month. They only tell numbers after 1-2 days when it's a big games with huge sales, but for smaller games they usually wait for at least a full week of selling it.
A website that usually keep track of sales would be :
http://vgchartz.com/games/game.php?id=7667
It kept track of Japanese sales and will add numbers of NMH once they are available.
Well it'll be a month soon, so maybe somebody can paint us a better picture of how the game is doing now?
Well, I've heard some 40k through the first week, which is actually about what Ubi shipped (small shipment, thought it was going to bomb).
So, don't expect anything huge, but it has the potential to outsell every other Suda 51 game combined (so...they'll hit that if they get half a mil at the most...I think Killer7 was the biggest hit and it was well under that).
http://kotaku.com/356877/no-more-heroes-does-ok-in-amer...bly-better-in-europe
The sales are good considering that it's a Suda 51 game but I can't help but feel that the numbers could have sold better if there had been an extensive ad campaign(looks at what it did for Assassin's creed) and if there had been more copies available in stores since it was hard to find for a while.
Grasshopper and Marvelous had a party to celebrate the sales. But they could of done so much better if Ubisoft had marketed the game. A Quality Trailer, a few TV ads. The game is still generally unknown to most gamers. Which is a shame, because it's soooo good.
Ohes well. It's Ubisoft... on Nintendo.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by msandh09:
Well, I've heard some 40k through the first week, which is actually about what Ubi shipped (small shipment, thought it was going to bomb).
So, don't expect anything huge, but it has the potential to outsell every other Suda 51 game combined (so...they'll hit that if they get half a mil at the most...I think Killer7 was the biggest hit and it was well under that). </div></BLOCKQUOTE>Off course they thought, they just want the quick buck out of it and they didn't even advertise it.
How come the Wii sells games? they don't want it to be true when they only want to do crap like Dogz and use the "supposed" profits for initially investing on games on other platforms.
Seriously... worse publisher ever. Zero marketing budget, not to mention their internal (lack of) efforts.
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