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Capcom: Okami Wii, Darkside Chronicles Sales Have Been "Slow"

February 01, 2010 in News comments 5

According to Capcom's latest financial report, the company was disappointed with the sales of Okami (Wii) and Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles.
However, they were pleased with the "satisfactory" sales of Monster Hunter 3, Monster Hunter Freedom Unite PSP the Best, Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth, and Mega Man EXE: Operate Shooting Star.

This information comes from Capcom’s latest financial support…

“In this business segment, ‘Mega Man Exe: Operate Shooting Star’ (for Nintendo DS) achieved steady sales supported by their established brand names during this quarter.
Our lower-priced software title ‘Monster Hunter Freedom Unite PSP the Best’ (for PlayStation Portable), whose price has been reduced further from its original low-price, also grew favorably, whereas ‘Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles’ (for Wii) and ‘Okami’ (for Wii) saw slow sales.

Capcom’s flagship title ‘Monster Hunter Tri’ (for Wii) achieved healthy growth, and ‘Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth’ (for Nintendo DS) performed satisfactorily.”
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  • 0
    BANDITO ATTACK Feb 2, 10
    oh look. nobody wants to buy okami. again. how surprising.
  • 1
    Zero and X Feb 2, 10
    Okami PS2 > Okami Wii

    Seriously, the motion controls for that game are annoying.
  • 2
    Ammy and Issun Feb 2, 10
    I hate how Okami is such a great game but no one is buying it
    • 0
      Storm Feb 3, 10
      Yeah, it's called underrated. xD And Okami is a damn decent game. I guess it just doesn't appeal to many. I too was skeptical about it at first, had a copy as a gift but never played it on the PS2, that is until some Neoseekers managed to convince me.
  • 1
    Disillusioned* Feb 2, 10
    Still harping on about how Okami failed miserably? ;-;
    It hurts, no need to be reminded of how great but unloved game it is.

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