#SONIC 4 EPISODE 2 EASY PLUS#

DidnвЂ™t take too long to break 2 million eitherвЂ¦Yeah, a pretty good number. No skipping! The last retail Sonic game on the Nintendo Wii was Sonic Colors and that game managed to push 1.85 million units worldwide in about four months. Why? We went over that in the first part of this article, go back and read it. Sonic games do great on Nintendo consoles, when they hit retail. They did well and fans loved buying the collections. Lets be honest, why canвЂ™t this happen? SEGA had no issue releasing the Sonic Mega Collection and the Sonic Gems Collection on Gamecube. Sonic 4: The Collection can include the never released Sonic CD port, Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 & 2 and if you want to blow some brains up you can advertise the Metal Sonic Episode as a fourth game. So how can they release it on disc? Easy. Lets be 100% honest with each other, the Wii and its fanbase doesnвЂ™t have 2 years left in it. It might be a little early to be talking about a collection, since everyone assumes there will be a Sonic 4: Episode 3. So why am I making anВ argumentВ against it? Well, IвЂ™m notвЂ¦ Sonic 4: Episode II should come to Wii, not Wiiware If you didnвЂ™t notice, I do want Sonic 4: Episode 2 on Wii. This issue was the same one that made SEGA not add Sonic CD to Wiiware, fans got upset but we all moved onвЂ¦ A game canвЂ™t be larger than 40mb in size. Then the last bit is that Nintendo also is very strict when it comes to how big a game can be on Wiiware. So itвЂ™s easly to see that long term sales on the Wiiware version would suffer because of this. While the PSN, XBLA, mobile (right now $3 dollars) all dropped in price. Sonic 4: Episode 1 largely stayed at 1500 points, aka $15 dollars. Nintendo has strict policies and prices never change on Wiiware. Nintendo doesnвЂ™t make developing titles on Wiiware easy.

#SONIC 4 EPISODE 2 EASY PLUS#

The PSP title did have free PSN plus promotion. One title on the PSP sold double the amount of units of four Wiiware titles. But there have been companies to break NintendoвЂ™s non-disclosure agreement and the sales figures have been veryВ disappointing. That is one of the issues with Wiiware, we really donвЂ™t know exactly how much Wiiware titles sell due to NintendoвЂ™s strict policy. That might sound impressive on paper, but if all the other titles only sold like 1,000 units for the month, selling 1,001 units for a new game isnвЂ™t very impressive. The fact is that the first month that Sonic 4: Episode 1 came out on Wiiware, it topped #1 was the best selling Wiiware title for that month. So can we blame the lack of Sonic 4: Episode 2 on Wiiware on sales of the first title? First we will have to look at the evidence. Not to mention that the Wiiware store is more of a pain to browse than anything else. Some people might not care about these extras, but if IвЂ™m paying the same, you best believe I care about those features. The issue with Wiiware is that games cost the same (and most times more) as their HD counterparts, but you are paying for a SD version of the title with no achievements or trophies.

LetвЂ™s be honest with eachother here, when was the last time you bought a game on Wiiware? I mean, we could all say it wouldnвЂ™t sell and that is most likely the truth.

No one really knows why SEGA would go out of their way to not put Sonic 4: Episode 2 on Wiiware. So why do you think SEGA pulled it and why do I think they should reconsider putting it back on the Wii? Not to mention that the first title appeared on the Wiiware service, got pretty good scores on the service. I know some of you might grunt at the thought of only owning a Nintendo Wii, but thatвЂ™s their choice. Many long time Sonic fans got angry, mostly because they only own Wiis. There have been a lot of talks since SEGA announced that Sonic 4: Episode 2 wouldnвЂ™t be headed for the Nintendo Wii.

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