While Persona 4 sales in America were below expectations, all of the other titles released in both America and Japan performed above expectations.
Atlus recently released their sales figures for Shin Megami Tensei games, spanning July 2008 to August 2009. These figures included both the actual sales figures and Atlus' own projected sales.
Findings include a decrease in an overall number of reviews done across all consoles, with the most staggering decrease seen on the Wii.
Over the past two years, the EEDAR conducted a study where they analyzed how many titles were released for each of the three major consoles, and how many of those titles received a review.
Though Reggie would love to see it, retailers should be able to meet demand.
In a recent interview with CNBC, Nintendo of America President, Reggie Fils-Aime declared that retailers should have ample stock of Wii for the holiday season.
The value priced sequel takes the top sales spot.
Another casual Nintendo title will join the fold of hugely popular titles in Japan. Wii Fit Plus, the sequel to the original Wii Fit has beat out all other recent releases sales in Japan this past week.
This dramatic simulation is based off the popular Japanese TV drama.
The Negotiator is a popular Japanese tv drama which is currently entering its second season and will even be receiving a movie adaptation which will be coming to theaters in February of 2010.
Yoko Taro explains that he did not find the graphics of The Crystal Bearers appealing due to the SD nature of the Wii.
While at Tokyo Game Show, Yoko Taro, director of the upcoming Square Enix title, Nier, had a few choice words for Nintendo and the Wii.
North American gamers can enjoy the Halloween-themed RPG now.
Today NIS announced that A Witch’s Tale has finally been shipped to retailers across North America.
It is currently unknown if gamers will see this on North American soil.
Kevin Smyth, SCEE Product Manager for Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time, recently announced a collector’s edition for the game coming to Europe for the game’s release on October 30, 2009.
Art has been released for the game Sega said "no" to.
Jet Set Radio Wii was a title that Kuju, now Headstrong games, wanted to make back in 2006. When they pitched the idea to Sega, the answer was an unfortunate “no” for the company.
The singer expresses desire to break off the stage and into her own video game.
Beyoncé Knowles recently told Billboard that she hopes to break into the video game world with her own fitness game.
