Overall i’m very impressed with G-Collections and there games. Most of there games have really good quality and animation, especially Trabulance and Zyx games. I think that G-C is probably doing a bit better than PP right now, selling games like Chain, Kango, Private Nurse and Tottemo. So far Chain is my favorite game from G-C, not only that it has a good plot, but it has animation in it. truthfully, the only PP game that i probably like better than any other G-C game, is Tokimeki Check in. Other than that, i think G-C has better games than PP. Brave Soul on the other hand will be another hit from PP.
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quote:Originally posted by ladyphoenix: no, no, Nande, he has proven himself WORTHY [img]http://princess.cybrmall.net/ubb/smile.gif[/img] if you jump into boiling hot lava and come out unscathed, you are truly one of the chosen ones [img]http://princess.cybrmall.net/ubb/smile.gif[/img]
Yes, but what could boiling lava possibly have on us?
quote:Originally posted by olf_le_fol: If people are interested, I can create a thread with selling scores in Japan, starting from... August last year, I think.
Well, I am interested. Please do that! It could be an inspiration for me, what other games, that I am not aware of yet, should also be added to my list.
quote:Originally posted by olf_le_fol: Sorry to burst your bubble, Spectator, but AFAI recall, Trabulance and ZyX are more popular/successful in Japan than Will or CROWD. I can check (for last year or so), but I don't remember ever seeing Will or CROWD's game in the top ten sold games, while I remember seeing ZyX or Trabulance. For instance, "Ecchina Bunny-san wa kirai?2" of ZyX was #3 in the last ranking (from 10.16 to 11.30)! If people are interested, I can create a thread with selling scores in Japan, starting from... August last year, I think.
Actually, I was thining about the english market when I said that, so it's a different matter :9. But, do post selling scores, please! It might be interesting, if nothing else [img]http://princess.cybrmall.net/ubb/smile.gif[/img].
quote:Originally posted by Unicorn: Well, I am interested. Please do that! It could be an inspiration for me, what other games, that I am not aware of yet, should also be added to my list.
quote:Originally posted by Unicorn: Why not? That list also shrinks: a) because I buy some of them b) because some of them become unavailable
So figuring out what's popular in order to add some new titles should be a good idea, after all...
True, I suppose... And titles do become unavailable all the time and such, so it might be a good idea to do that, yes [img]http://princess.cybrmall.net/ubb/smile.gif[/img].
Well, whatever you do, be careful, or you'll end up like Olf_Le_Dragon [img]http://princess.cybrmall.net/ubb/tongue.gif[/img]
quote:Originally posted by Spectator Beholder: Well, whatever you do, be careful, or you'll end up like Olf_Le_Dragon [img]http://princess.cybrmall.net/ubb/tongue.gif[/img]
quote:Originally posted by Unicorn: I think, that's rather desirable...
sure, it is [img]http://princess.cybrmall.net/ubb/smile.gif[/img]. But the futuation of never getting trutly finished... I don't know if I'd survive that :3.
quote:Originally posted by Unicorn: Hmmm? What frustration (supposing, you meant that with "futuation")?
If you look at it from the right side, that's bishoujo-heaven available already on earth!
Well, the fristation, you know :3. Can one feel trutly happy when palying games that he is less likely to be able to finish as his pile jsut grows and grows? That's the question [img]http://princess.cybrmall.net/ubb/tongue.gif[/img].
[]gurvon lives in Sweden and has plenty of b-games []Unicorn lives in Germany and has plenty of b-games [*]I live in France and have plenty of b-games[/LIST]
You, living in Sweden, decide to go and visit France, going through Germany…
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quote:Originally posted by olf_le_fol: Now, now, Spectator, see the good side of things:
gurvon lives in Sweden and has plenty of b-games
Unicorn lives in Germany and has plenty of b-games
I live in France and have plenty of b-games[/LIST]
You, living in Sweden, decide to go and visit France, going through Germany... [img]http://princess.cybrmall.net/ubb/wink.gif[/img]
Now you're starting to sound like you want to start an international smuggling ring or something... [img]http://princess.cybrmall.net/ubb/biggrin.gif[/img] Just kidding.
I agree with the others about listing some of the selling scores. Like Unicorn-san said, it may give inspiration for games to add to a want list. I know that's what I've been doing with anime and by looking at such lists, have ended up gathering some I might not have looked at otherwise. (Though you may want to check with Lamuness-san if you plan on making it a regular thing or something.)
I’m impressed! OrbitSoft released that month three games and the three of them are in the top ten!!! FYI, OrbitSoft is a pretty recent (since December 2001 IIRC) company, whose first game “Gao no nai tsuki/No surface moon” has a good but not exceptional success (probably thanks to their main artist, CARNELIAN ). “Moldavite”, “Sayonara Etranger” and “Yami to…” are only their second batch of game release! And they’re ranked #1, #4 and #6!!!
(note: of the list, I got “Limeiro” [DVD] and “Yami to…”, though it’s true I hesitated for “Double Mind” and “Sayonara Etranger”; “White Season” is a sure buy… for later, since it’s a toybox and I didn’t even open the original game! )
EDIT: I only checked at Digi-Chronicles because my other sources (Gamelex, Peaks and “Dengeki Hime” don’t have yet the figures for that time period, but be sure I’ll check there as well!!!)
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