Is that why I see this everytime I walk into Walmart?
Is that why I see this everytime I walk into Walmart?
The first Angry Birds game was downloaded something like 4 billion times. There's two apps specifically about the pigs on the Google Play Store and they each have over 50M downloads.
What's the most popular thing Rabbids have ever been in? Wikipedia says that the whole series has cumulative sales of ~20M (including the Mario crossover game on Switch) and there's a few mobile games with relatively small numbers of downloads. Have they ever appeared in anything with 1% of the reach of Angry Birds at its peak?
she was in her 40s when the PacMan craze was going on so this isn't really surprising to me.My grandma was 83 when she died in 2015, she knew what pacman was. I think the pacman ghosts have to win.
Case could be made for Metroid(larva) over Slime or Rabbids imo. Iconic series is named after them!
Metroid series and the characters are bigger outside of Japan though!In Japan there's slime merch and adverts plastered everywhere. I did not see a single metroid.
Barely. Look at how Metroid sells.Metroid series and the characters are bigger outside of Japan though!
Nintendo doesn't really push it or make it a prominent franchise though. I think that's it's undoing, a couple of suspect games in the series should not mean making it obsolete.
Even before those games, it still wasn't selling and was never popular because it'sa niche genre. No one outside of core gaming places will know what a metroid is. If you showed it to Joe Schmoe, they would say it looks like a facehugger ripoff. Which it technically is.Nintendo doesn't really push it or make it a prominent franchise though. I think that's it's undoing, a couple of suspect games in the series should not mean making it obsolete.
I only know of Slime because I love JRPGs but a common person in the states isn't going to know what that thing is. Neither should win this(i voted for Ghosts) just brought up suggestions up above and I feel Metroid is more prominent than a few of the choices up above.Even before those games, it still wasn't selling and was never popular because it'sa niche genre. No one outside of core gaming places will know what a metroid is. If you showed it to Joe Schmoe, they would say it looks like a facehugger ripoff. Which it technically is.
If it wasn't for Mario + Rabbids, I probably wouldn't. Maybe the Rayman series was a cultural phenomenon at some point and I just missed that?I'm not even convinced most people who identify as gamers know what a Rabbid is.