theRepublic said:
They are absolutely not in the prime of their lives. Check this out from TheSource. http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=152463 Here is what I said later in the thread. The short answer is that gamers in 2012 are now buying less games per year than they were when the consoles launched. They both peaked in 2008. Interested is waining. It is time to move on. http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=5011079
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yeah, but isn't that a bit expected that the first time you buy a console, you would buy at least two games? I mean I just bout a Wii U and bought 2 games at launch and will buy at least two more before April 2013. Saturation of the market doesn't mean that the consoles or the games are past their prime, because many games still sell in the millions today.
So if I'm readng your chart correctly, the fact that Sony was selling 4.5 games when the pS3 was at 19m in 2008, doesn't make it more profitable than now its selling 1.8 games with 72m consoles on the market. Doesn't that say that Sony (and MS) are making more money now on games than they did back in 2008? or am I reading this wrong?
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