Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 6:45 pm
SEGA will get told to release it in the West, then cut loads of features out because they're not relevant to the Western market.
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To be fair, the entire game is irrelevant to the Western market. The people who want it that badly will import it and it's not as if there's a massive language barrier. It's a rhythm game.Gavvie wrote:SEGA will get told to release it in the West, then cut loads of features out because they're not relevant to the Western market.
I take it because of that PS Vita sales are once again doing real good in Japan than the Nintendo 3DS?Reknoc wrote:Last weeks Media Creates is up and Miku rockets to the top of the chart with an impressive 110k beating out newcomers Soul Sacrifice by 20k and some PSP game based on an anime (Uta no Prince-sama) by around 50k.
Because it came out this week on the PS3. Although the top three on the Media Creates chart are all Sony systems (PS3, PSV, PSP respectively) with Animal Crossing 4th, still managing to be in the top 5 somehow lol.mtwinny wrote:I take it because of that PS Vita sales are once again doing real good in Japan than the Nintendo 3DS?
Sony must be real proud right now, I bet.Reknoc wrote:Because it came out this week on the PS3. Although the top three on the Media Creates chart are all Sony systems (PS3, PSV, PSP respectively) with Animal Crossing 4th, still managing to be in the top 5 somehow lol.
Vita version did better in its first week managing 150k, then eventually dropped off the charts 2months after release probably making it around 200k.mtwinny wrote:Sony must be real proud right now, I bet.Thought the Vita version was still going strong, though.
Ah, so now its PS3 "parent" is showing good signs.Reknoc wrote:Vita version did better in its first week managing 150k, then eventually dropped off the charts 2months after release probably making it around 200k.
It is, though it's surprising the PS3 version did worse than the Vita version considering the Vita is still a struggling console.mtwinny wrote:Ah, so now its PS3 "parent" is showing good signs.
The support doesn't seem to be there though, 40k is a tiny number, especially when you consider it's open world-wide and America and Europe are pretty big places. Though I imagine being on Facebook limits it a little, some people straight up refuse to make Facebook accounts for whatever reason.mtwinny wrote:And I don't know if that Facebook push is going to do anything in the long run. I mean the support is there but I wonder is that support is equivalent to the Vocaloid fanbase outside of Japan?