Mr Puggsly said:
Dallinor said:
Mr Puggsly said:
Excuses, excuses...
There was a period the 360 was selling more units than PS3 annually. Regardless, the Playstation brand went from dominating the competition to struggling against Nintendo and MS. The only reason PS3 hasn't gotten where it has is because Sony sacrificed billions to boost sales. But ultimately lost much of their userbase to the 360.
I don't know why you're babbling about MS's Xbone policy changes. I don't see how that is relevant to the comment your responded to.
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2007 is the only year it properly outsold it I think, 2006 the PS3 hadn't launched worldwide yet.
You can see it here: http://www.vgchartz.com/tools/hw_date.php?reg=Global&ending=Yearly
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What I said appears to be accruate.
Most notably, the Playstation brand went from dominating the competition to that.
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And now Nintendo has gone form dominating the competition to selling less than half of what PS3 sold even at $599. Point being, history doesn't give any guarantees for the future. Microsoft reversing on the policies only means that it won't scare away potential buyers, but it won't draw in any new ones either. Playstation is still the stronger brand, and now with a more even playing field it will show.
