I'm still interested to see what came of it. I'd also be more interested to see what critics think. And I find it kind of odd for that site to compare just two days of sale to what appears to be other games' week of sales. The fact that Mario Kart and Zelda something (I forget its name) sold even less by comparison kind of kills the point they were trying to make

But I do understand the fan reaction. They probably should have mentioned at some point what changed in their development mentality that they decided to only sprinkle some Fire Emblem and SMT elements and stopped trying to do a legitimate crossover. The fans feel alienated and ignored. People still seem to be saying the game is pretty good if you can get past the disappointment and idolpop stuff. I'm still willing to give it a try once I get a WiiU, if its still coming over