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Many people in discussions always wonder how much franchises have sold and they don't know the numbers. With that in mind, I thought on making a thread presenting those numbers. I tried to pick the most recent ones as well as credible, based on Nintendo official numbers or from official companies like NPD, Media Create, etc.

Mario - 601 million

Super Mario series - 337.7 million

Mario Kart series - 137.1 million

Mario Party series - 48.21 million

Mario Sports series - 36.63 million

Mario RPG series - 16.49 million

Pokémon - 340 million

Pokémon mainline games - 231.81

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon - 13.7 million

Wii Series - 202.57 million

Wii Spo

Many people in discussions always wonder how much franchises have sold and they don't know the numbers. With that in mind, I thought on making a thread presenting those numbers. I tried to pick the most recent ones as well as credible, based on Nintendo official numbers or from official companies like NPD, Media Create, etc.

Mario - 601 million

Super Mario series - 337.7 million

Mario Kart series - 137.1 million

Mario Party series - 48.21 million

Mario Sports series - 36.63 million

Mario RPG series - 16.49 million

Pokémon - 340 million

Pokémon mainline games - 231.81

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon - 13.7 million

Wii Series - 202.57 million

Wii Spo

From the PAX West Dragon Quest panel

We were fortunate enough to be approached by Mr. Sakurai, and he was really excited about this idea of doing something to get a Dragon Quest character into Smash Bros.

As you may know, the character of the Hero in Smash Bros. Ultimate can use a lot of spells and specific moves from Dragon Quest. And it's not that we want to make sure that these got all in there, but Mr. Sakurai himself pulled out these specific spells and different Dragon Quest abilities he wanted to make sure got into the game, and we just kind of looked them over.

One thing that we did contribute was the idea of the character, you know, who would be the best character

I have it on my list for quite some time and I'm wondering if I should focus on it and binge the series. I saw that aside from being a romance with many interests, it has a development aspect with a doujin circle so without spoiling much, can you guys explain to me if it's a big aspect or just a theme that's not used? And talking about the anime in general of course.

So, Saekano is on my list for quite some time to watch due to it's scores and for being a romance harem (which I like). But something that I didn't think at the time when I put it on my list is that it's about game development and i'm very interested on that aspect, even more when it's about a doujin circle which is something I'm interested as well to see more. Either way, without spoiling, how it is?

So, I wasn't watching much as I hadn't much time lately so I was out of the channel for about 1 month I think. Today I discovered that there's more VA as AI and that people are pissed. And well, I totally understand it but at the same time, Kizuna Ai is a product. And that product only exists because a company is investing money to create it, the equipment, pay a VA and so on.

The original VA won't be there forever and of course, she can't be the character all the time either (which already was impressive how she was able to do it for about 2 years straight up). So if Nozomi ever quit or something like this or can't do it, it's not because the company has something against her or is trying