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RE: An Introduction Two Years In The Making.. - Ryanti - 02-26-2013 (02-26-2013, 02:12 PM)allgivenover Wrote: XIII-2 also outsold Xillia overall. That's just the first week of sales. It went on to sell something like 2.2 million worldwide. Which is pretty damn sad for a Final Fantasy game. Once again, I'm not making any statements about one game being better or worse than another. I'm certainly having more fun with Graces f than I did with XIII. Their marketing has been the fault of everything about them not making money. They expect tons of revenue while at the same time, not spending a dime on advertising over here. I mean, what do they expect? Though with Graces, it wasn't really... like a major thing, like Vesperia was. No one in the fanbase were really jumping for joy over it. Didn't Vesperia sell 500k here? I don't remember. But that's a large figure for a game with 0 advertising. But anyway. You're forgetting that a good chunk of XIII-2's sales were worldwide, and Xilia hasn't been released worldwide, so while XIII-2 probably has passed Xilia by now, I wouldn't make an assumption until Xilia has also released worldwide. Though beating them in the first week is a big friggin' deal too. RE: An Introduction Two Years In The Making.. - allgivenover - 02-26-2013 Depends entirely on if and how they bring Xillia over. I don't recall Vesperia sales here in NA, but I remember it being not enough for them, which is why they really dragged their feet on bringing Graces over. I pretty much agree that it's mostly Bandai's fault. They don't understand the western market at all, or even how to begin marketing to it RE: An Introduction Two Years In The Making.. - taltale - 02-26-2013 I'm going to skip past the conversation about which game sold more copies. Honestly, that doesn't really make a difference to me. I know that this is an important factor that plays into determining how good the public perceives the game to be, but as long as I would be able to enjoy it, obviously, I'd be more than happy. I'm just excited to hear that Tales of Vesperia is such and engaging game. Usually, I get super involved in the stories of games/anime/books, etc. It's pretty much what drives my life lol and so far, this series really intrigues my interest. I think I may be sold! I wonder though, if it is made for any additional consoles other than Xbox 360 and PS3 for the reason that I don't own an Xbox and the PS3 version seems to be a Japan import (I can't read much Japanese)..as of yet, I haven't found anything. RE: An Introduction Two Years In The Making.. - Ryanti - 02-26-2013 (02-26-2013, 06:55 PM)taltale Wrote: I'm going to skip past the conversation about which game sold more copies. Honestly, that doesn't really make a difference to me. I know that this is an important factor that plays into determining how good the public perceives the game to be, but as long as I would be able to enjoy it, obviously, I'd be more than happy. There's Tales of Symphonia for the Gamecube. Which was the #1 Tales game for a very long time. In my opinion I would put it right underneath Vesperia. However, older Tales games are hard to get by and might cost a bit much.. I got mine for $72 (Symphonia) in like.. 2009? Hell, Vesperia still goes for $30-40 4 1/2 years later. RE: An Introduction Two Years In The Making.. - taltale - 02-27-2013 Okay thanks! I'll look into it and see what I can find. |