CrazzyMan said:
Wii sold 5 mln. in Japan, 1 mln. more then GC, thxn to casual non-gamers (2 mln. Wii play). Wii sold 6.8 mln. in Europe, 2 mln. more then GC, thnx to casual non-gamers(3 mln. wii play) and casual gamers(SMG sales increased). Wii sold 9.3 mln. in USA, 3,4 mln. less then GC. So, Japan should very soon reach level(6 mln.), when all GC onwers bought Wii. Europe is near reaching this level too(8 mln.). Usa need to sell atleast 18 mln., when almost all GC owners will buy Wii. So till 32 mln. You shouldn`t worry about Wii sales. p.s. maybe wii play - tottaly non-gamer casual game don`t represent the numbers of casual non-gamers on Wii(around 10 mln. now), but WHO knows? =) |
Yes. It's obvious. Once all the GC owners have bought the Wii, only the casual gamers who buy the Wii for Wii Play will be the ones adding to its sales.
But you didn't go thru the math for them. How many will it be?
http://vgchartz.com/games/game.php?id=2666
Since *anybody* can see, in the last 20 weeks (week 43-63), Wii Play has sold 2x both in America and in Other. Based on that rate, the casual gamers will buy another 7.5M by July, and 15M (doubling again) by Dec. 08. And that just catching its stride. In 2009, 90M+ are sold to casuals and by the end of 2010, 1.26B. Who needs those GC Wii buyers?
Hey, what's this? A cherry in February?