50 million would be okay, it will sell more though. I remember how 90% of the site said I was being ridiculous a couple of years back when I said that the 3DS would sell a lot less than the DS and possibly only half, lifetime. And here we are.
Its A.... | |||
Major Success | 26 | 14.21% | |
Success | 70 | 38.25% | |
Neutral | 39 | 21.31% | |
Failure | 34 | 18.58% | |
Major Failure | 14 | 7.65% | |
Total: | 183 |
50 million would be okay, it will sell more though. I remember how 90% of the site said I was being ridiculous a couple of years back when I said that the 3DS would sell a lot less than the DS and possibly only half, lifetime. And here we are.
JWeinCom said: Losing 1/3 of your market in a period of time where your Sony's marketshare diminished to practically 0 is in no way a success. |
50mil units x $200per unit= a whole lot of $$$$$$$$$$. Now when you add the $$$$$$$$$$$$$ made from the games sold its a crazy success. So, $$$$$$$$$$(units sold) + $$$$$$$$$$$$$(games sold)=$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$. They may have wanted to make more $$$$$$, but things didn't go so smooth at launch.
my math maybe a off just a little.
Gameboy18 said:
my math maybe a off just a little. |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opportunity_cost
I'd call it a failure if it sold 50 million life time. Nintendo would have lost 2/3 of the audience they generated with DS. It's not a success for Nintendo if they sell 50 million units of a console because of changes in the market, it's a mark of their failure that they didn't take into account those changes in the first place.
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