Capcom director talks about the company’s difficulty in understanding the Wii marketplace, and reveals poor sales numbers for Zack & Wiki.
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NEWS: Capcom Discusses ‘Ever-Shifting’ Wii Market and Zack & Wiki Sales (Nintendo World Report)
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Despite high ratings and its status as a media darling, Capcom’s Zack & Wiki: Quest For Barbaros’ Treasure sold only 126,000 units in 26 months — “abysmally,” according to senior director of communications Chris 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,” Kramer says.
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Capcom Reveals Weak Zack & Wiki Sales, Talks ‘Tough’ Wii Market (Gamasutra)
Gamasutra’s weekly column, “Saling The World”, covers the top five sellers for every available platform in the United States, Japan, and Europe, providing an important update of sales patterns worldwide. This week’s charts, with data taken from January 7th, 2010, find EA Sports Active and Wii Fit Plus heading Nintendo Wii sales in the United States, while Final Fantasy XIII maintains its lead in …
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Saling The World: Wii Fit Plus, EA Sports Active Lead New Year’s Sales (Gamasutra)