And if the stellar debut of the new physical fitness game, Wii Fit, in Japan can be repeated in the U.S., where it goes on sale next month, and Europe months later, then Nintendo shouldn’t have too much to worry about. Still, some analysts think Sony’s PS3 will close the gap with the Wii this year, as it plays up its next-generation Blu-ray DVD player and two new features slated for launch later this year--a video download service and a new online 3-D social networking service. It will be interesting to see what creative new ways Nintendo thinks up to keep the momentum going. |
First of all, Wii Fit is already out in Europe. I know because I have one.
Second of all, IF some analysts really think PS3 is going to close the gap this year, they are terribly wrong. At the end of this year Wii's market share will be about same (or even bigger) as PS3's and XO's COMBINED. Please quote me on this in January 2009 if you doubt it.
IMHO this article is badly written, or in other words, just sucks.