![[oki]](/images/smilies/net_thumbsup.gif "Ok!")
![[boing]](/images/smilies/nuevos/pelota_ani1.gif "pelota")
(aunque ponga que son de la versión de 360 supongo que en PS3 se verá igual)
La auditora japonesa Mediacreate ha difundido los datos correspondientes al periodo comprendido entre el 25 y 31 de enero sobre ventas de hardware y software en Japón, una semana con un protagonista sin discusión: el JRPG o género del rol japonés.
El remake de Dragon Quest VI domina la lista japonesa con unas grandes ventas de 906.000 unidades; mientras que la respuesta en el género de End of Eternity sólo ha cosechado 145.000 unidades en ventas combinadas entre PlayStation 3 y Xbox 360. Por otra parte Ar Tonelico III también se queda con unos resultados aceptables de 82.000 unidades vendidas. Mención especial a MAG, que en su estreno japonés ha cosechado unas moderadas 19.000 copias.
En lo que respecta al hardware PSP sigue en primer lugar con 47.000 unidades vendidas esta semana, aunque la suma de los tres modelos de Nintendo DS alzan al primer lugar a la portátil de Nintendo con 66.000 unidades.
Y los diez juegos más vendidos del citado periodo en Japón:
01. Dragon Quest VI: Maboroshi no Daichi (DS) - 906.000 / Nuevo
02. End of Eternity (PS3) - 118.000 / Nuevo
03. New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Wii) - 84.000 / 3.201.000
04. Ar tonelico III: Sekai Shuuen no Hikigane wa Shoujo no Uta ga Hajiku (PS3) - 82.000 / Nuevo
05. Tomodachi Collection (DS) - 45.000 / 2.742.000
06. Wii Fit Plus (Wii) - 33.000 / 1.583.000
07. Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep (PSP) - 30.000 / 713.000
08. End of Eternity (Xbox 360) - 27.000 / Nuevo
09. Valkyria Chronicles 2 (PSP) - 24.000 / 118.000porque ha tenido que salir en la PSP y no en la PS3
10. MAG (PS3) - 19.000 / Nuevo
que dos pedazos de obras. Este va a ser uno de los fijos ![[360º]](/images/smilies/nuevos/vueltas.gif "como la niña del exorcista")
Akiyama escribió:4 imagenes nuevas de Two Worlds al parecer es del estilo The Elder OF Scroll IV: Oblivion
As Kim Taek Jin, CEO of the Korea-based NCsoft, disclosed in the conference call that was held in the morning of Feb. 9, 2010, the console versions of Blade and Soul and Guild Wars 2 are currently undergoing smooth development, but this doesn't mean the company already has related selling plans. Kim Taek Jin's such statement is quite different from what he said in the conference call held in Feb., 2009, i.e. "We won't make any decision before getting confidence about the development of the console versions".
According to Kim Taek Jin, the platforms on which games are based are changing rapidly nowadays. The current emphasis is on making players interested in NCsoft's games no matter on the platform of console, cellphone, smart phone or something else. Meanwhile, Mr. Kim is unable to avoid being asked whether to sell console games independently.
In terms of the schedule for the new projects, Mr. Kim confirmed that, Blade and Soul and Guild Wars 2 would be commercially served in the year 2011 and the former would start its closed beta in the first half of 2010. Apart from this, it's also confirmed that Aion 2.0 will be updated in the first half of this year.Mr. Kim also expressed his opinion about the cellphone platform and 3D technology. From his point of view, the game's cellphone platform is of vital importance and enjoys a strategic position in the market. As for the problem whether the 3D technology shall be applied to games, Mr. Kim said that he had seen the movie Avatar with great interest and whether such technology could be realized in games still had to undergo necessary researches. After all, there're lots of people who feel dizzy before 3D movies. Thus, before games which usually take players a long time adopt the 3D technology, more problems have to be solved first. Mr. Kim's opinion, in some degrees, shows that he doesn't take a positive attitude toward the application of 3D technology in games.
Hibiki-naruto escribió:LEVEL5 tras sus planes de expansion a NorteAmerica ya solo faltaba EUROPA, y sera a finales de año
No como desarrolladora, como distribuidora.Level-5 Also Planning European Subsidiary
Company to kick off overseas expansion this summer according to newspaper report.
Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino first revealed international expansion plans for this company during a seminar in Tokyo earlier this month. A newspaper came through today with a few more details.
In an article in today's morning edition, The Nishi Nippon Shimbun reports that Level-5 will kick off its overseas attack this summer with a US subsidiary. Later this year, it plans on forming a similar subsidiary in the United Kingdom.
During his speech, Hino mentioned the US subsidiary, but did not mention the European plans. Level-5's Layton series has enjoyed particular success in Europe.
The paper refers to the subsidiaries as "software sales companies," suggesting that they won't be responsible for development. It does not share specific titles. Currently, Nintendo handles the publishing of the Layton series, but Level-5 has a number of other self-published properties that haven't made it out of Japan.
According to the paper, Level-5 expects sales of over 10 billion yen for the current fiscal year, up from last year's 7 billion yen.
Hibiki-naruto escribió:Carmelero, White Album (1 y 2) no es un RPG, es una Novela Grafica.
![[carcajad]](/images/smilies/nuevos/risa_ani2.gif "carcajada")
Namco69 escribió:Calita, portada para el star ocean IV:
Namco69 escribió:Calita, portada para el star ocean IV:
![[ayay]](/images/smilies/nuevos/sonrojado_ani1.gif "enrojecido")
