Now that I have this game at home, in ways...I have to say, I don't like the bird people to much, most look the same and the bird people fighting styles are not as great to me. I Stick with Chun-Li and Ryu. My friend uses that Capcom guy with the gloves from rival schools I think, that cheap bastard! and random people on the Capcom side. I also like Megaman so far, ok ok I forget which bird person I liked, there is some good bird people. I didn't unlock anyone yet but the game is fun, gamecube controller fails, feels so awkward but whatever. Fun game.  This can not be brought to America, everyone will get confused lol just import it, or cough cough it, or wait to buy Marvel Vs Capcom 3....

Sales are decent for this game.

My friend imported this and it just came last week. It's a blast. Can't wait for future wii fighters from capcom.

Jan 9, 2009 -- 6:06PM, David wrote:

For the people who said this sold well. How does selling 50,000 copies on a system with an install base of 7,670,000 = decent sales?

 

Then you compare it to Tales of Vesperia selling 150,000.  Since the 360 only has an install base of  890,000, that means over 15% of everyone who owns the 360 bought it.   So how does over 15% in  any way compare to less than 1%.

It's quite simple really. You're trying to say the 360 has better sales due to a higher percentage of people purchasing a game, when in fact it's a smaller market. The wii is similar to the ps2 situation where there's a LOT more ps2's but if you factor in the majority of owners, they aren't purchasing fighting games but they would still outsell their competition if that were the case. While the sales aren't spectacular, they are decent.