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Nintendo Q1 2010 Report: In The Red, Sales Down 25.6%

The Gaming Wiz/Mushfiqur Rahman — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:44:47 +0000

Nintendo’s shown big drops in both profit and sales for the period ending June 30, with the company making a loss for the period.

Sales were down 25.6 percent for the quarter, dropped to ¥188.6 billion from ¥253.5 billion in the same period last year.

Operating income dropped 42.2 percent, down to ¥23.3 billion from ¥40.4 billion in the previous year. The company was actually in loss for the quarter, with net income minus ¥25.2 billion yen compared to a profit of ¥42.3 billion yen last year, a drop of 60.6 percent.

Wii the Invincible; DS, not so much

Wii hardware sales stood at 3.04 million units, up from the 2.23 million sold in the first quarter of FY ‘09, a rise of 36.6 percent

Wii software dropped, however, down to 28.17 million copies in the period from 31.07 million last year. That’s a fall of 9.3 percent.

DS hardware sold 3.15 million units in the quarter down from 5.7 million in the same period last year, a slide of 44.7 percent.

DS software managed 22.42 million sales, down from 29.09 million in Q1 ‘09, a decrease of 22.9 percent.

Super software

Despite general woes, Nintendo saw some huge sales from its top software line-up, as seen below:

* Super Mario Galaxy 2 – 4.09 million.
* Wii Sports Resort – 3.02 million
* Wii Sports – 2.73 million
* Wii Fit Plus – 1.87 million
* New Super Mario Bros. Wii – 1.1 million

Source, VG247

Capcom Profits Drop 90.4% In Q1 2010, Income Down By 72.6%

The Gaming Wiz/Mushfiqur Rahman — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:42:07 +0000

Ouch, it must hurt being Capcom.

The Japanese company reported that net sales decreased to 19,037 million yen (down 2.4% from the previous year). As for profits, operating income decreased to 1,005 million yen (down 72.6 % from the previous year), and ordinary income decreased to 216 million yen (down 94.8 % from the previous year). Net income for the current period decreased to 213 million yen (down 90.4 % from the previous year).

In flagship Consumer Online Games Business, profitability was drastically declined because the performance of “Lost Planet 2″ (for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360) struggled to grow. Furthermore, the increase of new flagship titles release from the same term of the previous year, when most sales were made of repeat titles, resulted in the higher game development costs.

Nintendo 3DS To Launch In March 2011?

The Gaming Wiz/Mushfiqur Rahman — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 16:44:30 +0000

According to VG247, “Nintendo is telling UK publishers 3DS will release in Britain next March.”

“Nintendo is apparently touring British companies for meetings relating to the machine”, reads VG247.

Commenting on the rumor, Nintendo UK said, “That’s rumour and speculation as we’ve not announced any date for 3DS.”

Nintendo’s official statement is that 3DS will release “a little less than a year off for “all major territories”.

Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Aimed For “Early 2011″

The Gaming Wiz/Mushfiqur Rahman — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 17:54:24 +0000

Hold it together Zelda fans. You’ll get your hands on Zelda in “early 2011″. Speaking with ONM, producer Eiji Anouma said, “the basis we have now is very, very solid. Early 2011 — that is what we’re aiming for.” Related posts:inFamous 2 Will Release Sometime In 2011 Crysis 2 and Dead Space 2 Slated For Release in 2011 Ubisoft: [...] Related posts:

NPD Sales Data: Xbox 360, PS3, Wii Figures, Alan Wake Sells Under 200K

The Gaming Wiz/Mushfiqur Rahman — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 16:17:41 +0000

The NPD sales figures are out.

First off, Microsoft. The Xbox 360 sold 195,000 hardware units in May 2010. Microsoft said that Xbox 360’s software attach rate was an “industry-leading” 8.9. The attach rate is the average number of video games sold per a specific console.

Sony’s PS3 sold 155,000 units in the US in the same period, an 18% year-on-year increase. Software revenue was up 58% says Sony.

Sony Computer Entertainment America’s senior director of corporate communications, Patrick Seybold, said that the supply of PS3s are improving:

“While tight inventory had an impact on sales numbers in recent months, we are now beginning to experience greater availability of product.”

Nintendo had good sales figures, with the Wii coming in at 335,000 units and DS at 384,000 units in May.

Nintendo of America sales and marketing EVP Cammie Dunaway said: “”These May results show that consumers are really responding to the value proposition of our new Wii configuration that now includes Wii Sports Resort and a Wii MotionPlus accessory.”

Now onto the software sales figure.

What is surprising is that Alan Wake sold just 145,000 in total in the entire North American region. The #1 seller was Red Dead Redemption on Xbox 360, selling 945,900 copies.

Here are the top 10:

1. Red Dead Redemption (Rockstar San Diego/Take-Two, Xbox 360), 945,900
2. Red Dead Redemption (Rockstar San Diego/Take-Two, PS3), 567,100
3. Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Nintendo, Wii), 563,900
4. UFC 2010: Undisputed (Yuke’s/THQ, Xbox 360), 221,100
5. UFC 2010: Undisputed (Yuke’s/THQ, PS3), 192,300
6. Wii Fit Plus (Nintendo, Wii)
7. New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Nintendo, Wii)
8. Alan Wake (Remedy/Microsoft, Xbox 360) 145,000
9. Pokemon SoulSilver Version (Game Freak/Nintendo, NDS)
10. Skate 3 (EA Canada/Electronic Arts, Xbox 360)

Next Generation Consoles May Debut In 2012-2013, Says Ex Sony Boss

The Gaming Wiz/Mushfiqur Rahman — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 15:32:24 +0000

Ex Sony Europe boss and currently working for Capcom, David Reeves think next generation consoles may release as early as 2012 or 2013.

In an interview with Gamesindustry.biz, Reeves said:

“Two to three years, I reckon so. I don’t have any inside information. All the first-parties have got to be working on something. The tricky thing is when do you put a stake in the ground on technology? That’s the problem. You can be waiting a few extra months to implement something, but you’ve got to set a date to go with a certain chip at a certain point otherwise you’re going to miss the key milestones.”

He also taklked about Microsoft’s Kinect:

“If you map it out the Xbox 360 is right up in the corner and it has certain types of games associated with it. And Microsoft knows that in ten years time they can’t be there, they have to be appealing to families. And I reckon that strategically it’s absolutely the right move. It’s almost like two steps back and one step forward. They are right to separate Kinect from everything else”

Reeves talked about the cost of developing modern titles and the effect on DLCs:

“Where it has to get creative is with games like Grand Theft Auto and Halo, you’ve got to reinvent yourself for a new generation, and that’s difficult, especially as these games cost $50-$70 million. In terms of downloadable content as long as the content holders – the labels, the artists – aren’t too greedy, that’s really where the money is. Because otherwise you’re spending $60 million to create a new game. To produce Rock Band the guys at Harmonix are brilliant. They’re not doing a lot of graphical work, it’s not very expensive for them. SingStar was exactly the same, it becomes a licensing business in a way.”

David Reeves also talked about 3D technology:

“It only takes five or six lines of code to change it from a normal game to a 3D game. I remember working on MotorStorm and the guys did a 3D level in about three weeks. What I think we’ll see is that certain parts of a game will work very well in 3D and you won’t need to make a whole game in 3D. The other aspect is it’s quite a strange feeling to play games in 3D. I’ve played quite a lot, 15-20 games and not necessarily Capcom titles, and when you play them intensely like WipEout you get a sick feeling, so you have to be careful about it. When you look at racing games in 3D and a lot of action adventure games it is a step change. If it works well in 3D then publishers will do it in 3D because it’s not a massive expense to do that.”

Thanks to Gamersworldbd reader Rabbi for the original tip.

Ubisoft’s Q4 2010 Release Dates, Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood In November

The Gaming Wiz/Mushfiqur Rahman — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 16:33:42 +0000

Ubisoft has released it’s Q4 2010 line up.

The biggest news? Splinter Cell: Conviction will be available on the Mac on October 19 2010.

October:

* 1st – Shaun White Skateboarding (PC, PS3, 360, Wii)
* 15th – Just Dance 2 (Wii)
* Sherlock Holmes: The Case of the Silver Earing (Wii)

November:
* 12th – Rayman: Rabbids Travel in Time (Wii)
* 19th – Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood (PC. PS3 and 360)

Other games in Q4 2010:
* Driver: San Francisco
* HAWX 2
* Michael Jackson: The Game
* Your Shape: Fitness Evolved (Kinect/360)

Other games in Q1 2011:
*Child of Eden
*Ghost Recon: Future Soldier

PCs vs Consoles: Which Is Better In Bangladesh? (Round Two)

The Gaming Wiz/Mushfiqur Rahman — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 17:54:01 +0000

The controversial article, PC Phobia – Is The PC Dead As A Gaming Platform? has garnered intense debate from Gamersworldbd readers.

A follow up is in order. But instead, let’s take a look from Bangladeshi perspective. If you are a Bangladeshi gamer, which would be better, PCs or consoles?

The Good Ol’ Days

Whether we like to admit or not, most of us started as a PC gamer. Remember the old days of NFS and Prince of Persia on AMD K6/Pentium I PCs in Bangladesh?

Back then gaming was simple on Windows 95 or the DOS-era if you were lucky enough to own a PC at that time. There was no need to worry about system requirements. Most games we played were limited to the ones that came pre-installed. Or we would have some elder relative (who happened to be a PC nut) and install the next NFS in our PC.

Bangladesh was gripped with Doom, NFS, Prince of Persia and Road Rash fever that took long to break out of.

Consoles were gaining in popularity, mostly the Sega Mega Drive and Sonic. Consoles were simple and lasted longer (I’m looking at you RRoD) than their controllers. I fondly remember going to Eastern Plaza every few months to replace a busted controller. Games came in cartridges, we couldn’t imagine playing directly from a spinning disc.

New Kid On The Block

And along came this box called the PlayStation that would play games on the TV. It was a toy for the rich only, and most of us mocked the “retarded” gamepads that they used. However the first Gran Turismo and Metal Gear Solid proved us wrong.

Mind you, PC gaming was at it’s pinnacle (and it still is now) in the PlayStation era. Consoles began gaining in popularity with the advent of the PS2. The original Xbox was less well received in Bangladesh.

The Rise Of The Consoles

Fast forward today and most households (in Dhaka) own a gaming console. Why?

For the half that you spend on your PC, you will most likely find a top-of-the-line next generation console. Then there isn’t the hassle of ensuring that your system meets the requirements to play the game, just pop the disk inside your console and start playing – even no installation required! Unlike PCs, you don’t have to constantly upgrade your consoles meaning that your “investment” won’t get obsolete by the next year or just six months from now.

The PC Strikes Back

But all is not lost for PC gamers. Sure, consoles have overtaken PCs in popularity in the US/EU but here in Bangladesh, PC reigns supreme.

As a reader Moontasir points out, a PC equipped with two ATI HD 5870 in CrossFire will beat the graphical quality of consoles. This is true, consoles are limited to a resolution of 1920X1080 whereas PC gamers can enjoy 2560X1600 (the ATI EyeFinity supports a maximum resolution of 7680X1600 across multiple monitors).

But why stop there? A core i7 rig, with two HD 5970 in CrossFire (for a total of 4 GPUs) and 12 GB of RAM will blow the consoles out of the water.

For comparison, a PS3 uses a 3.2 GHz Cell processor with a NVIDIA GPU pushing at 550 MHz.

The Xbox 360 also uses a 3.2 GHz PowerPC triple core processor. RAM is at a paltry 512 MB and the ATI GPU is clocked at a laughably 500 MHz.

So The Hardware Is There But……

But specs alone won’t save the PC (if you are crazy enough to spend that much anyway) since most developers won’t take advantage of the hardware. The reason we are seeing games like Halo Reach, Uncharted 2, etc. is because developers take full advantage of the console architecture. They are designed for gaming, and even with inferior hardware, gaming on consoles is smooth and ultra-realistic thanks to hundreds of man-hours developer spend on optimizing their code. Most PC games are lazy ports of their console counterparts and hence the lower framerates.

A Gamersworldbd visitor explains the difference between architectures:

“As always, computing hardware is always superior to console hardware – by raw numbers. But what makes the average high-end gaming rig inferior to a PS3 or Xbox 360 are the multiple GPU cores. Console hardware is manufactured for one sole task – render animated polygons or vectors. PC hardware is, on the other hand, manufactured to do a multitude of things.”

Nobody Owns The PC Gaming Platform

The other reason is that nobody owns the PC gaming platform (even though Windows has the majority market share). The reason why consoles get such superb exclusives is because Microsoft and Sony took the initiative to make such games in the first place. It is in their best interest to make a triple A title which sells a lot of hardware and generates even more profit. In comparison, the latest PC exclusive is unlikely to sell more copies of Windows. Sure, hardware sales might increase but Microsoft has nothing to gain (and hence the lack of interest on PC gaming on part of the Redmont juggernaut).

As another Gamersworldbd reader Enamur Reza so succinctly puts it: “Of course PC delivers out the best in graphics but it cant give me the Uncharted II or Bayonetta, or, Ninja Gaiden II or Assasin’s Creed II ( at the right time), or Gears of War II, or most importantly God of War III.” Well said sir.

However, for FPS and RPG games PC is the place to go. I kid you, try to beat Left 4 Dead 2 at hardcore (on realism mode) with your Xbox 360 gamepad and try it again on a mouse and keyboard.

And you don’t see consoles with World of Warcraft and 11.5 million players.

So Which Is The Best In Bangladesh?

PC games are the cheapest in Bangladesh, followed by Xbox 360 games and lastly, PS3’s original games. Although that is soon about to change with the PS3 hack.

Dhaka is hitting the console fever but everywhere else in Bangladesh, it’s still PC. That said, if you are a hardcore gamer, you surely own a gaming PC plus a console (or two).

If a game releases on multiple platforms, I always get the PC version since it’s cheaper. I also own a Xbox 360 and PS3 for the exclusives that simply aren’t available on the PC.

I was born a PC gamer and will be a PC gamer for life.

Also check out: PC Gaming is Doomed – Why That’s A Bad Idea.

All You Need To Know About Motion Controlled Gaming

Abrar Shahriyar — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 06:42:57 +0000

Well, it certainly has been a long time since my last post over here in good old gamersworldbd. I’ve been really busy with my studies, and i’ll try to post some new articles now and then.

Gaming as we know it could be changed forever in 2010. The reason- the introduction of motion controls for all of your favorite gaming systems. Thanks to the huge success of the Wii with its world renown Wiimote, Microsoft and Sony have decided that motion gaming is the way to go. Both the companies have announced motion peripherals for their respective consoles, the Playstation 3 and the Xbox 360.

Microsoft revealed their motion peripheral for the Xbox 360 way back at E3 2009. The peripheral, code-named Project Natal, is all set to be released during the fourth quarter of 2010.

It is designed to be an add-on to the Xbox 360, and will work with all models of the system. Project Natal is basically a wide, horizontal, bar-shaped sensor. The device features a RGB camera, depth-sensor and a multi-array microphone, which will be able to provide full-body 3D motion capture, facial recognition and voice recognition capabilities. It basically gives you the power to game without the hassle of any controllers or devices, which require physical contact.

Check out the Project Natal CES 2010 Video.

Sony also revealed their motion controller at E3, ~~named the Playstation Motion Controller (I know, really original Sony).~~ [Update] The PS3 motion controller is now called the Arc. The device is announced to launch in Spring 2010. The controller, is basically just like the Wiimote, as it is a handheld remote like device. The controller consists of an orb at the top, which, with the help of The Playstation Eye and inertial sensors, is able to translate physical movements into video game actions. The orb is luminescent as it can glow in a variety of colours using LEDs. The light of the orb and its shape, enables the Playstation Eye to determine the controllers actual 3D position.

Before you get too excited, think about the price. With all that hardware, these things won’t be cheap. Prepare to dish out a good amount of cash in order to enjoy the gaming of the future!

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed-Preview

Abrar Shahriyar — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:58:18 +0000

The Star Wars universe as we know it may come to a change. Lucas Arts is currently in development of the latest video game based on the Star Wars universe, entitled “Star Wars: The Force Unleashed” and is planned to be released in September 16 2008 for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PS2, PSP and DS. The game takes place between the end of episode III and the beginning of episode IV, and answers a lot of questions about the saga. The story revolves around Darth Vader’s secret apprentice, and his quest to hunt down the last of the remaining Jedi. During the game you’ll study the ways of the Dark Side, harness the power of the force and aid your master in his quest to overthrow the Emperor Palpatine. The goal of the developers was to make you feel like an unstoppable killing machine in the game, and it seems like they succeeded.

The gameplay is simply awesome, allowing you to use your trusty lightsaber and unleash the force in ways you would probably think impossible in a video game. You can use force push, which will hurl your enemies into the air as if some sort of explosion just occurred. The Xbox 360 and PS3 versions make use of the Euphoria technology which makes the AI almost lifelike. Lets say you used Force Grip on a Stormtrooper, which will dangle him upside down. He’ll actually try to break free and set himself right. Or maybe you used Force Push on an enemy, and you’ll be amazed at what you might see. The AI might grab onto a pole or something to stop himself being thrown into the air. These stuff are just incredible in video games.

There’s also the ability to use the famous Force Lighting, which will zap your opponent with electricity. But this technique can also be used to zap your lightsaber, which will give it a boost to its power. Later in the game you’ll be able to combine your attacks into one deadly move. For example, you can use Force Grip on an enemy, and when he’s in the air if you use Force Lightning and throw him, it will create a devastating explosion.

The physics of this game are absolutely realistic thanks to the Digital Molecular Materials system that the game makes use of. In other words, the objects of the game will behave in exactly the way you would think. If you use your force powers on a metal wall, it will bend, whereas glass will shatter, and wood will splinter.

The game also has a special kill move system, which when applied will switch the camera to a cinematic angle, and allow you to relax and enjoy the gruesome scene. The game features will vary from platform to platform, but rest assured that there will be no tampering with the plot. The Wii version will make great use of the Wiimote and Nunchuk. You use the Wiimote for lightsaber attacks, and the Nunchuk for Force moves. The Wii version will also have an exclusive Duel mode, where two players can battle it out with their awesome force abilities and lightsaber skills. The PSP version will have the historic battles from the movies which should be awesome.

The graphics look spectacular for all the versions of the game. The Wii version, though nowhere near as good looking as the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions, still looks beautiful. The game is filled to the brim with incredible amounts of detail, and the visuals are incredible. From what was seen of the 360 version of the game it was undoubtedly one of the best-looking games for the system.

LucasArts has put a lot of effort into this game, trying to make it one of the most impressive and lifelike games ever created. And from what we’ve seen it seems ~~their~~ they’re on the right track. The latest video game in the Star Wars series will probably unleash the force in a way never seen before.

Why Is The Wii Such A Runaway Success?

The Gaming Wiz/Mushfiqur Rahman — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 10:12:47 +0000

Did it ever occur to you? With half the processing power and not even near the graphics quality of the two HD-powerhouses, Xbox 360 and PS3, how did the Wii become such a tremendous success? It isn’t exactly next-generation or output high-definition graphics nor does it (yet) have online multiplayer support. So why does it keep outselling the PS3 and Xbox 360?

It’s previous console, the GameCube was not exactly a success. Now, what did Nintendo do right which saved it from the brink of extinction? The answer is, quite simple – while Sony and Microsoft are battling in a saturated market (the hardcore gamers) – the Wii has targeted a very large (and different) audience – causal casual players.

The number of causal casual players exceed the hardcore group by a mile. These aren’t the type of guys or gals that will nag about the graphics, sound or gameplay. The raging battle between Sony’s PS3 and Microsoft’s Xbox 360 doesn’t matter to them. What they want is simple, fun and easy to pick-up-and-play type of games. And that’s what Nintendo has offered.

Nintendo has played their cards right this time. By tapping into such a huge market with a relatively inexpensive console is the key to their success. And add their long-standing Mario franchise to the Wii Remote and Nunchuck controller, and you have a formula for success.

Indeed, Microsoft (and Sony too) has realised the potential of casual gamers. I would say that Xbox Live Arcade and the Xbox 360 Arcade is a step forward in the right direction. Many third party game developers are also shifting their attention to make causal casual games.

The causal casual games market is yet untapped and makes more sense from the developer’s point of view. Next-generation games require a ton of investment and time to produce. While anyone with a few basic skills and effort can make a Xbox Arcade game in weeks.

That is not to say that we hardocre gamers are a minority. I can safely say that we are major segment. But it seems that casual gamers are a more profitable lot – and Nintendo’s Wii prove that point.

Battle of The Consoles : Wii VS PS3 VS Xbox 360

The Gaming Wiz/Mushfiqur Rahman — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 11:56:00 +0000

Today I am going to tell you about the next-generation console and do a comparison between them.

Article written by guest blogger Game-Craze. We are not responsible for the individual opinions expressed in this article.

Wii :::::

This is one great console Nintendo produced with a cheap price.

It’s the fifth console released by Nintendo . The console is the direct successor to the Nintendo GameCube. Nintendo states that its console targets a broader demographic than that of Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Sony’s PlayStation 3, but it competes with both as part of the seventh generation of gaming systems. A distinguishing feature of the console is its wireless controller, the Wii Remote, which can be used as a handheld pointing device and can detect motion and rotation in three dimensions. Another is WiiConnect24, which enables it to receive messages and updates over the Internet while in standby mode

While the cool controller and games are impressive, Nintendo is going nowhere with that kind of graphics.If Nintendo is able to increase it’s graphics capabilities,the Wii will definitely be the wii-ner of the next-gen console war. Fortunately, the Wii looks to have a bright future since I heard that Nintendo is going add some features to it.

Grade: Not bad, worth buying PS3 :::::

The PlayStation 3 , is a video game console from Sony Computer Entertainment, and the successor to the PlayStation and PlayStation 2.
The PlayStation 3 competes with Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Nintendo’s Wii as part of the seventh generation of video game consoles.

Oh, its price tag really pissed me off, but if you can afford it, why not? Afterall, it is a good deal, considering the fact that Sony has managed to squeeze in many juicy features into the console. The games look good to me and there are also those beautiful, HD graphics to drool over .

The PS3 can also output high-definition video for both video games and movies via an HDMI 1.3 port, supporting up to 1080p HD resolution. After a recent software update, DVD-Video, PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games can be upscaled to high-definition, however copy-protected content (such as commercial DVDs) can only be upscaled over HDMI.

As its digital soul, the Cell Broadband Engine™ represents a tour de force in parallel processing, which means a gaming experience that is beyond what you know today. Its built-in Blu-ray Disc™ drive delivers a whole new generation in high-definition gaming and unmatched digital media storage. Whether it’s gaming, Blu-ray movies, music or online services, PlayStation 3 invites you to Play Beyond.

Grade: The best of the best.

Xbox 360 :::::

The Xbox 360 is a video game console produced by Microsoft, developed in cooperation with IBM, ATI, Samsung, and SiS. Its Xbox Live service allows players to compete online and download arcade games and content such as game demos, trailers, TV shows, music videos, or rented movies. The Xbox 360 is the successor to the Xbox, and it competes with Sony’s PlayStation 3 and Nintendo’s Wii as part of the seventh generation of gaming systems.

Although the xbox 360 was released 1 year earlier than the Wii and ps3,it does not seem to have the edge above the two consoles mentioned. It’s sales is also lacking a lot behind the WII . Recently ,Microsoft released an improved version of the Xbox 360, the Xbox 360 elite .The elite has an improved 120 GB hard drive , a HDMI port, and a new matte black finish.

But, [then again] the design looks very uninspiring as its as big as the original

Xbox . Looks like it will fail—following the fate of the original Xbox. ~~[Not true - The Xbox 360 is the most successful console of this generation so far, although the Wii is catching up - Editor Gaming Wiz]~~

Grade: Not very good

FINAL VERDICT:
1ST : PS3
2ND : WII
3RD : XBOX 360 (The Gaming Wiz wants a recount!)

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