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Forums - Sales Discussion - Can PS4 break Wii's record of 231 consecutive weeks above 100k?

 

PS4 be beastin'?

Sure, why not? 115 58.38%
 
Wii's recordz are untouchable! 60 30.46%
 
Record will be broken by the Ouya anyway 22 11.17%
 
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DonFerrari on 29 December 2014

Could happen. What is the count for ps2?

You also could list records for consecutive weeks seeling bellow 100k, 200k, etc before discontinuation.



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Dr.Vita on 29 December 2014

Even though I am a Sony Fanboy, it won't break it. :(




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sc94597 on 29 December 2014
Ruler said:
well its hard to tell because most people who bought a wii werent even gamers 

So what did they do with their Wii's? Brush their teeth? Obviously if they played games on it they are gamers. Not the same type of gamer you are, but still gamers nevertheless. 



vivster on 29 December 2014
sc94597 said:
Ruler said:
well its hard to tell because most people who bought a wii werent even gamers 

So what did they do with their Wii's? Brush their teeth? Obviously if they played games on it they are gamers. Not the same type of gamer you are, but still gamers nevertheless. 

A lot of people just stepped on it, jumped on it and threw the controllers across the room. It was more used like a tool than a console.



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MoHasanie on 29 December 2014

I don't think so. There will a few weeks in slow periods like the summer when it will fall below 100k.



    

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baloofarsan on 29 December 2014
vivster said:
sc94597 said:
Ruler said:
well its hard to tell because most people who bought a wii werent even gamers 

So what did they do with their Wii's? Brush their teeth? Obviously if they played games on it they are gamers. Not the same type of gamer you are, but still gamers nevertheless. 

A lot of people just stepped on it, jumped on it and threw the controllers across the room. It was more used like a tool than a console.

http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/sales/hard_soft/

Wii hardware: 101,23 million units

Wii software: 901,41 million units

Wii attach rate: 8.9 games per console



vivster on 29 December 2014
baloofarsan said:
vivster said:
sc94597 said:
Ruler said:
well its hard to tell because most people who bought a wii werent even gamers 

So what did they do with their Wii's? Brush their teeth? Obviously if they played games on it they are gamers. Not the same type of gamer you are, but still gamers nevertheless. 

A lot of people just stepped on it, jumped on it and threw the controllers across the room. It was more used like a tool than a console.

http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/sales/hard_soft/

Wii hardware: 101,23 million units

Wii software: 901,41 million units

Wii attach rate: 8.9 games per console

Seems Spurge was busy last gen too.



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icykai on 29 December 2014

Very close maybe. Beat it, don't think so, but would be fun to see it do that.



Nate4Drake on 29 December 2014

PS4 could beat the Wii record. if I should place a bet, I would say yes.



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