i love the playstaion brand but how does the PSP 250k in America it has games but the last game that was huge was Final Fantasy 7 CC. Is it the bundles?
i love the playstaion brand but how does the PSP 250k in America it has games but the last game that was huge was Final Fantasy 7 CC. Is it the bundles?
Splenda14 said: i love the playstaion brand but how does the PSP 250k in America it has games but the last game that was huge was Final Fantasy 7 CC. Is it the bundles? |
I think it probably has to do with how easy it is to "Porcure Games" for the PSP =P
I think it has a big gadgety appeal. Also brand name. Another thing is movies are a big advertisement for it. People who would elsewise be benign to it's existince learn about it in video stores and such. I think iphoners and people who can't afford them (or are just plain reasonable budget wise), flock to it, which gives it the strong sales it has.
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toastboy44562 said: huh? |
+1 for me.....where does this 250k in America fit in?
Commando said: I think it has a big gadgety appeal. Also brand name. Another thing is movies are a big advertisement for it. People who would elsewise be benign to it's existince learn about it in video stores and such. I think iphoners and people who can't afford them (or are just plain reasonable budget wise), flock to it, which gives it the strong sales it has. |
August npd numbers for PSP i am talking America sells not about Japan because it has games like Phantasy Star Portable but they never make it here
250k: Monthly
As for why it sells, I'd have to go with what it offers. If it were around 150 dollars I'll promise you it would sell over 270k weekly.
- PSP sells because of sony fanboys
- PSP sells because of god of war and metal gear fans
- PSP sells because Sony hyped the machine up as the portable of the future
- PSP sells because lots of casual gamers assosiate it with ps2
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