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One thing's for sure - the focus has changed. "Now, I don't even know what the market is," he says. He recalls that when the Wii first launched in North America in November, 2006, simple casual or party games did so well that they soon saturated the market.
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It's a very tough market to crack and is ever-shifting."
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Four out of its five PSP games in its first fiscal half were profitable while three of its four Wii games during the same period lost money.Īccording to Kramer, "If you're not Nintendo, it does seem harder to make money on the Wii today compared to the PS3 and the Xbox 360. Similarly, Japanese publisher Marvelous Entertainment focused heavily on Wii and PSP releases in 2009, but the company found a considerable difference in its success on the two platforms.
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Is it because it's library is not very strong so shovelware ends up being most of it? I'd say the Wii library when you look as it as a whole is very solid, not the best but there is more than enough if you ignore the fat, which is not different to the PS2 or PS1 or DS.īut Chris Kramer, Capcom senior director of communications and community, said even though "it was one of the highest-rated Wii games and was beloved by the media, it sold abysmally - about 120,000 units in 26 months - for no apparent reason. But even then the PS1 or the DS also had plenty of trash games and they also don't get nearly as much hate.
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However, the Wii is far from the only console with lots of shovelware, I'd say the PS2 is the maximum console on that case, it has so many games, thousands, that many of them are obviously gonna be bad, especially european exclusives, in fact many bad Wii games like Ninja Breadman were released also on PS2, and honestly I don't think there is any game on the Wii that is as bad as the stuff Phoenix Games released with the Code Monkeys on PS2, you know those horrible "movies" that included some minigame to pass as games. Not as much now I'd add since the discussion online about the console is more positive since a lot it is now done by people who were children when they had one and don't care about shovelware, but still, since in this forum there are mostly older people I think many of you have heard or said that about the console. Because of that, we've added a few more limited edition PlayStation consoles to this list.When discussing about the Wii is very common to point as a big weakness of the console the fact that it has too much shovelware, AKA terrible, low quality and low budget games, people really like to point that element of the Wii and bring the console down in the process. Even if we're not in the market to buy one of these hard-to-find consoles, they can be a lot of fun to look and and learn about. Updated February 4th, 2020 : Anyone who enjoys video games will know that there are limited edition consoles released all the time. Some of them have even become really rare. These consoles have become popular in the gaming world for the fun games they have and a lot of them have gotten special limited-edition versions.
Sony's line of different PlayStation consoles-from the original PlayStation to handheld consoles like the PS Vita and PSP-has been around since the first console was released in the 1990s. RELATED: 10 Original PlayStation Games We Want To See On The PS5 Then, there are some people that are really dedicated to collecting all the limited-edition versions of consoles, which can get pretty difficult and expensive. It's a fun way to build a collection and get a variety of consoles in order to play every game that you might be interested in. In the world of video games, there are some collectors that get really serious about collecting every single console they can get their hands on.
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