What are you talking about you complain about them releasing games and you use an icon of a re-released game coming out for 3ds. You complain about kid games yet you are a kid who can't spell wronk (wrong) right and rock a kid link icon.

Yeah ok troll harder next time.

What if the next Zelda (not Skyward Sword, but the next one) would be multiplayer-based with a more open world and a even more unique graphical style (for example like everything would seem to look hand drawn)? I'm not talking about a MMO, but multiplayer co-op, as seen in Four Swords adventures, just that the game would be 3D.

What do you think?

nameless12345

multiplayer co-op i'm interested and a Zelda game i'm sold where can I buy it.

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After failing last game I'm not sure going back to it's roots can save the franchise right now

XboxGuy1537

Do you think selling over 500,000 copies is terrible for a party game like Rabbids? You know why nobody likes you on these forums? Because your negative to about every game. Everything you say is glum. Terrible advice. Don't listen to this clown.

I wouldn't say that he did give good points to his comments and made a good argument. He ok with me he chill. He just don't like rabbid games is all not everyone likes the same game or maybe he just don't like the Wii period.

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[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

No, it's a failure

Rabbids go home was supposed to sell to the Wii's core which is the casual and pick up on one of the smaller groups on the console, platformer fans.

The whole "well it's a 3rd party game so it sold well considering" is false too, there's 81 other 3rd party games that sold better then Rabbids Go Home including all of the other Rabbid games that are aimed at the Wii's core audience.

Rabbids Go Home was made to capture more users then previous games and it didn't do that, it cut down the numbers of users dramatically and damaged the health of the franchise.

Jaysonguy

1 million copies sold worldwide is not a fail lol. Its not a Fail because theres not another rabbids adventure game only one so you can't group it to a party game that don't make sense. If they make another rabbids adventure game and it don't sell 1 million then its a fail. You can't compare Party games to Adventure games because your not comparing the same type of game. So what your trying to say has nothing to compare it too and now the party games were a fail also and your making opinions not facts. This is the Facts Rabbids Party games sold 2 million each title as you said and Rabbids adventure games sell 1 million for its first try.

Rabbids go home hasn't sold a million, I don't know why you keep on saying that

Even with it's price point under 20 bucks it wont make it to a million

Your opinion not a fact because it is already VG charts shows it a 898,167 without japan.

It is a RTS game Halo Wars is not a Halo Shooter game its a new IP nothing to compare it too. Everyone knows you can't compare a RPG game to a shooter a party game to an adventure game because there not the same GAME!!!.

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[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

No, it's a failure

Rabbids go home was supposed to sell to the Wii's core which is the casual and pick up on one of the smaller groups on the console, platformer fans.

The whole "well it's a 3rd party game so it sold well considering" is false too, there's 81 other 3rd party games that sold better then Rabbids Go Home including all of the other Rabbid games that are aimed at the Wii's core audience.

Rabbids Go Home was made to capture more users then previous games and it didn't do that, it cut down the numbers of users dramatically and damaged the health of the franchise.

locopatho

1 million copies sold worldwide is not a fail lol. Its not a Fail because theres not another rabbids adventure game only one so you can't group it to a party game that don't make sense. If they make another rabbids adventure game and it don't sell 1 million then its a fail. You can't compare Party games to Adventure games because your not comparing the same type of game. So what your trying to say has nothing to compare it two and now the party games were a fail also and your making opinions not facts. This is the Facts Rabbids Party games sold 2 million each title as you said and Rabbids adventure games sell 1 million for its first try. Its like saying Halo Wars is a fail because it didn't sell like a Halo shooter it don't make no sense one is a RTS and one is a Shooter.

how??? It is a RTS game that sold i don't know its a guess but i bet its way over 2 million.

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[QUOTE="locopatho"] He is right tho. If you go 2 million sales -> 2 million sales -> *changes genre* 1 million sales. You clearly shouldn't have changed the genre.Jaysonguy

Your appealing to another audience with Rabbid's Go Home. Its not a party game no more so you can't expect 2 million people who bought a party game to shift over and buy an adventure game. Its a brand New game so starting at 1 million sold is not a Fail. You can't compare a party game to a action game. Even if Rabbid's go home sold 500,000 copies its not a fail when your comparing 3rd party support sales on the Wii.

No, it's a failure

Rabbids go home was supposed to sell to the Wii's core which is the casual and pick up on one of the smaller groups on the console, platformer fans.

The whole "well it's a 3rd party game so it sold well considering" is false too, there's 81 other 3rd party games that sold better then Rabbids Go Home including all of the other Rabbid games that are aimed at the Wii's core audience.

Rabbids Go Home was made to capture more users then previous games and it didn't do that, it cut down the numbers of users dramatically and damaged the health of the franchise.

1 million copies sold worldwide is not a fail lol. Its not a Fail because theres not another rabbids adventure game only one so you can't group it to a party game that don't make sense. If they make another rabbids adventure game and it don't sell 1 million then its a fail. You can't compare Party games to Adventure games because your not comparing the same type of game. So what your trying to say has nothing to compare it too and now the party games were a fail also and your making opinions not facts. This is the Facts Rabbids Party games sold 2 million each title as you said and Rabbids adventure games sell 1 million for its first try.

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[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

The last game (Rabbids Go Home) hasn't even cracked the million mark yet

On the other hand the previous Rabbid games aimed at the core audience of the Wii have gone almost 2 million each.

The Rabbids finally made something out of the Rayman franchise and each game has been bought by more users because they're aimed at the core. Then for whatever reason Ubisoft decided to experiment with the franchise and it failed, they sold half the software they did before.

This game is a return to the gameplay that made the first three great games but I think too much damage has been done to the franchise to hope to recover it with a game released now

locopatho

So if a game sells 2 million then makes a totally different game and sells 1 million or close to it its a fail??? I think you need to look at the Wii sales for 3rd party titles. That makes this series far from a Fail and Rabbid's go home is still up there in 3rd party sales for the Wii console.

Your appealing to another audience with Rabbid's Go Home. Its not a party game no more so you can't expect 2 million people who bought a party game to shift over and buy an adventure game. Its a brand New game so starting at 1 million sold is not a Fail. You can't compare a party game to a action game. Even if Rabbid's go home sold 500,000 copies its not a fail when your comparing 3rd party support sales on the Wii.