I can't see it reaching the PUBG concurrent peak, it's a long way to 3.25 million concurrent.
That's actually a very good name and I suspect their lurking ninjas already stole itI don't personally care about Palworld but I am rooting for it to leech away as many players from Fortnite as possible. Also, there's no way Epic isn't feverishly working on a 'Fortnite BattlePets' or whatever as we speak.
This unironically, I'm giving for granted they'll be adding Pokemon/Pals/Friends to a Fortnite mode at this pointdepends if Tim copies/buys it before it reaches those numbers
"Pokemon has nothing to fear and doesnt need to change, they will sell 20 million every game regardless"
I hear quite often.
BUT! will they be okay in the future? Will they still sell 20 million without changing, when their next-gen games look like this:
There are currently more people playing Palworld than Fortnite right now. Granted it's not the fairest comparison as Fortnite just had downtime and it peaks during Europe/America hours while Palworld is more Asia centric. But the fact it's beating Fortnite at all at any point in time is a feat.I don't personally care about Palworld but I am rooting for it to leech away as many players from Fortnite as possible. Also, there's no way Epic isn't feverishly working on a 'Fortnite BattlePets' or whatever as we speak.
There is a lot I can pretend to ignore graphically as long as the game is still acceptable but this
I still can't believe it shipped like this, those gross ass textures on that mountain man... christ"Pokemon has nothing to fear and doesnt need to change, they will sell 20 million every game regardless"
I hear quite often.
BUT! will they be okay in the future? Will they still sell 20 million without changing, when their next-gen games look like this:
Sure Palworld is a different genre, but as the plagiarism debate clearly demonstrates, a Pokemon game can look better than a Nintendo 64 game.
Will the Pokemon gamers still be satisfied with that graphic? Will they still be satisfied with the gameplay mechanics when Palworld has so much more to offer regarding the Pokemons?
Palworld is showing what it MEANS to be a Pokemon of a specific type, having the gameplay mechanics that pokemon gamers only saw in the TV show.
Will be nice to have all Ace Attorney games on Steam. Next stop: Ace Attorney Investigations CollectionLike a Dragon Infinite Wealth starting with an OC of 90, Tekken 8 starting with an OC of 91 and Apollo Justice Trilogy starting with an OC of 83.
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It's 44€ on Cd Keys I might buy it at launch if I can still find a deal like that, and the online is actually good.I played the Tekken 8 demo for a while and liked it a lot. Finally there's a tutorial! I'm not paying €70 for a game tho, so I'll buy it later.
now , another friend who play nothing, but nothing bought palworld, weekend will be hugei can see palworld beating PUBG only because a friend who only play CS2 and rocket league bought the game.
Nintendo sellls millions of copies of Pokémon everytime they put one out. The idea that people won’t buy the next one because Palworld exists is ludicrous.I don’t even think Switch 2 should be part of the equation.
Whether it uses modified stolen assets or not (and it’s overwhelmingly obvious it does at this point) Palworld should be giving Nintendo and The Pokemon Company pause for thought.
You can’t ignore $150m+ gross revenue in 5 days. Multiply that by each of Nintendo’s core franchises likely to do similar numbers, plus the Nintendo tax that they can charge more for their games, and you’re essentially sitting on a mountain of value there.
I guess the big question is how much money does Nintendo siphon away from their own platform if they release on PC? My guess is it’s nowhere near the gains they’d get.
Well, that's just its original name and since it no longer technically involves the Yakuza anyway (though I guess Like a Dragon Gaiden could have been called Yakuza still) it's neat that both the Japanese and western names can finally match.(I refuse to call it by that new name)
Some poor epic devs haven't left the office since this launched trying to get their own copy inside fortnite.depends if Tim copies/buys it before it reaches those numbers
they are both copying it as we speak, but ubi will have theirs out 3 years from nowSome poor epic devs haven't left the office since this launched trying to get their own copy inside fortnite.
But I'm more curious to see if someone has already pitched a palclone inside ubi's offices.
Bold of you to assume that timeline, instead of getting some government subsidy and then remaining in some sort of development hell but being legally unable to can the gamebut ubi will have theirs out 3 years from now
two new games from Half Mermaid? damn
it was especially stupid because you can't even claim fair use lmao0 sympathy for paid mods
At first I thought if it was some Kojima shenanigan but it's actually Sam Barlow's? Big hype after Immortality
I'm excited for Tom Clancy's The Division: Friend Land when it comes out.they are both copying it as we speak, but ubi will have theirs out 3 years from now
PUBG didn't started the BR genre, but made it widely popular.Ye I doubt that as well. PUBG was like a new type of game, so 'innovative' for many people. Didn't it start the BR genre?
I also jumped into it when it went public.
The moment put my eyes on it I knew it was by Half-Mermaid.
I mean, what did they expect ? lolNintendo is definitely aware of Palworld and reacting lighting fast where they can, they have already DMCA'd the modder of the Pokemon mod (what did he expect lol he wanted to get paid for the mod)
I don’t know why you quoted my post to say that. I wasn’t claiming Pokémon would stop selling because of Palworld. More alluding to the demand for Nintendo games on PC, and whether selling on PC in addition to console would impact their bottom line negatively (aka move players from Nintendo to PC). It would probably be negligible movement from console to PC, and a lot of revenue on PC.Nintendo sellls millions of copies of Pokémon everytime they put one out. The idea that people won’t buy the next one because Palworld exists is ludicrous.
Like all meme games, Palworld won’t even be a topic of discussion within a month.
Whatever it is, only one of the two Sam Barlow Games is available in germany
Then they are zombie-like idiots who get milked by the game/company they worship.Nintendo sellls millions of copies of Pokémon everytime they put one out. The idea that people won’t buy the next one because Palworld exists is ludicrous.
Like all meme games, Palworld won’t even be a topic of discussion within a month.
I just want to be clear that it's not really asset reuse that's my issue with yakuza games. I don't think seeing kamurocho all of the time was an issue with me and even if I did feel a little bored with it that was way at the bottom of my complaints. My issue is content reuse as most of the minigames stay around in each game and they play the exact same too, many of the upgrade systems and menus are very similar across games and even the sub stories start feeling like they've hit a predictable pattern where I can see how it's going to go before it plays out.Well, that's just its original name and since it no longer technically involves the Yakuza anyway (though I guess Like a Dragon Gaiden could have been called Yakuza still) it's neat that both the Japanese and western names can finally match.
As for reuse of content, Infinite Wealth probably is the one to reuse the least being primarily in all new areas instead of Kamurocho (though you may be visiting for a bit as it's happened in past games where the primary area was different but you still revisited some in the story). Yakuza: Like a Dragon mostly took place in Isezaki Ijincho too, you visited both Kamurocho and Sotenbori, clearly not as fleshed out beyond their main plot beats but still fun to see.
So if there was a time to call that out it's probably passed for now (and it's probably not a coincidence that it passed as the series grew from a niche cult classic into a worldwide success allowing higher investment), I guess we'll see what the next game does. But even prior to that I feel they overhauled the areas at a good pace with next gen sequels and remakes clearly not reusing old assets. Minor (but still fleshed out) side content like the slot cars I couldn't care less if it has the same courses and such (then again I didn't care for it the first time either, perhaps if I actually liked it I'd feel different). Not hard to ignore content that doesn't vibe with you for any reason as it's at worst forced once to introduce it. And it's always awesome to see them include full classic arcade games even if some have been reused before, not having to install/fire up an old game to spend some time with Virtua Fighter 2 is fine by me.
The series has existed since 2005 and has 8 main games including this one so as of 2024, that's not that bad, padding it with separately including remakes, the side games, spin offs and even Judgment (throw Fist of the North Star in?) isn't the way to go imo, for whoever it's too much they don't need to play it all (or any). Mechanically and story wise it was at a dead end and with Like a Dragon they revitalized it in a big way but with the Final Fantasy situation being an alternative it's good to see Sega also continues that same action based vein with Judgment for those who prefer that/can't do turn based (I'll happily do both).
that's me! I buy both versions every time!Then they are zombie-like idiots who get milked
gotta admire Tom Clancy - even death didn't stop him from releasing all those gamesI'm excited for Tom Clancy's The Division: Friend Land when it comes out.
Right, but that's something that will never happen. Nintendo likes to control their stuff and PC releases are the antithesis of that. The second they put out an official release, people will do 9/11 in Mario Maker, give Pikachu guns and Gardevoir a gigantic dick, and I'm sure that's what Nintendo would hate.I don’t know why you quoted my post to say that. I wasn’t claiming Pokémon would stop selling because of Palworld. More alluding to the demand for Nintendo games on PC, and whether selling on PC in addition to console would impact their bottom line negatively (aka move players from Nintendo to PC). It would probably be negligible movement from console to PC, and a lot of revenue on PC.
Sony’s worked it out, MS years before them. Whether the higher ups in Nintendo are listening is another matter.
Let's not pretend those types exist on every platform lolThen they are zombie-like idiots who get milked by the game/company they worship.