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Mini-Skirt Or Not, No More Customers
Mini-Skirt Or Not, No More Customers
Kotaku - December 10, 2007
Submitted by Just_Ben (112) at 6:26AM PST on December 10, 2007
Japanese Wii owners buy Wii Sports, Wii Fit and maybe Super Mario Galaxy. That's about it, really! So, when a third party company releases something that, well, isn't any of those three, what happens? Not much. That's No More Heroes executive producer and Harvest Moon creator Yasuhiro Wada and No More Heroes and Killer 7 creator Goichi Suda hoping to sign copies of NMH. Thing is, after twenty minutes of Suda and Wada standing in front of Akihabara's Sofmap, nobody bought the game.
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2ixaarii posted on No More Heroes (Wii) at 6:40AM PST on December 10, 2007. RE: Mini-Skirt Or Not, No More Customers@Just_Ben,
outch! I was wondering what kind of audience a game marketing on so much strange would have. Maybe more success in US as EU i understand gets censored-ish version.[ Oracle ] [ Level 20 ] [ Rank: 444 ]bids
13Just_Ben posted on No More Heroes (Wii) at 6:26AM PST on December 10, 2007. Article: Mini-Skirt Or Not, No More CustomersJapanese Wii owners buy Wii Sports, Wii Fit and maybe Super Mario Galaxy. That's about it, really! So, when a third party company releases something that, well, isn't any of those three, what happens? Not much. That's No More Heroes executive producer and Harvest Moon creator Yasuhiro Wada and No More Heroes and Killer 7 creator Goichi Suda hoping to sign copies of NMH. Thing is, after twenty minutes of Suda and Wada standing in front of Akihabara's Sofmap, nobody bought the game.[ Oracle ] [ Level 21 ] [ Rank: 112 ]
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I think it will do better in the US, It seems like it would appeal to the GTA crowd.(ya San Andreas did well in Japan but not nearly as well as it did in the US)