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Ace Attorney games are pirated to hell on these sites as well. lol) and from my experience, GTA CTW, niche games (particularly jrpgs but others as well), etc. I lurk around those kind of sites (mainly because I have a flash card myself. don't sell very well? Well, Take-Two is giving you the answer. You want to know why the vast majority of DS jrpgs, visual novels, etc. I was in some rom site's chat room around the time of Chinatown Wars' release and I swear a gazillion people must have been begging for the anti-piracy fix for CTW so that they could get the game to work on their R4.

Still, not minding the fact that yet another developer is blaming piracy for the loss of sales, the M-Rated games figure is certainly interesting, and perhaps an evidence that the game wouldn't have sold that much more, even without piracy. We've seen this argument many times before. The commercial performance of Chinatown Wars has certainly suffered at the hands of piracy." Piracy is a real and present danger for our industry and must be addressed, especially in the handheld market. " At the same time, the handheld market is currently challenged by weak demand and by piracy. " As of February 2010, Chinatown Wars’ unit sales in the US represented nearly 50 per cent of the unit sales of all M-rated DS titles in the history of the platform." " I am very proud of Chinatown Wars," he said.

But he still recognizes that the game could have performed better, and what does he blame for that not happening? Piracy, obviously, what else? Take-Two CEO Ben Feder spoke about the performance of the game, saying it didn't perform badly, and adding that the game sold half of what all the M-Rated games in DS history put together in the US sold.

GTA CHINATOWN WARS DS ROMS PSP

While undoubtedly turning a good profit and recently crossing 1 million, its sales, even taking into account the PSP version, are meager compared to other iterations of the series, even the previous PSP games (Liberty City Stories and Vice City Stories) Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars always splits opinions when talking about how well it sold. By VGChartz Staff, posted on 02 April 2010 / 6,140 Views