Tim_Duncan said: 1. However you spin it, fact is the 360 bombed hard in Japan.
2. With tons of exclusive (mediocre but still) JRPG which didn't sell 1 million combined, it didn't manage to sell 1 million consoles yet in Japan, while PS3 is already at 3 millions while costing twice as much and arriving one year later .
3. Right now the PS3 outsells 360 4:1 in Japan, that's an amazing gap considering all the efforts made by microsoft in this region. 4. I think Japanese people really hate microsoft because they like quality products and they hate their bad business practices too (paying for online play, nickel and dime for everything, and so on).
The 360 is all but dead in Japan, but no, of course MS won't pull from this country since it wouldn't make sense : selling 5k consoles a week is still better than nothing. Still, it's a very humiliating failure for MS. PS3 is now selling even more than the Wii in Japan week after week, so in the long run, it could follow the path of the PS2 and take back the first place, but it will be hard since Wii focus is on the casual gamers. Anyway, I think Sony is happy with the japanese sales right now, especially since PSP sells a lot too 5. (more than 45 million consoles sold worldwide is quite impressive). |
So much fail.... overloading my systems.... where to begin!?!?!
1. 360 doubled the total of the original Xbox and the generation still isn't over. The PS3 if lucky will only see about 45% of the PS2 total.... I don't know about you, but a 100% increase sure beats a 55% decrease.
2. The 360 JRPGs total well over 1 million. Lost Odyssey sold near 800k itself (quite a good total for a JRPG). Seriously, at least try to learn the truth before showing your idiocy.
3. WHAT? 3 million vs 1 million is a 4:1 ratio? Errrrmm... does not compute.
4. Wait you mean like Sony's shitty PS1 and PS2 that had a huge plethora of issues, and how Sony did everything in their power to abuse their monopoly the last 2 generations before this one? Oh and remember how Sony released HOME to nickel and dime PS3 users in an attempt to make up for costs of having "free" online play? $1 per digital outfit? $5 for digital furniture? Pfffttt....
Oh and remember how Sony charges developers for bandwidth usage on the PSN?
5. Oh yes, selling 45 million "handhelds" sure is impressive after 5 years on the market and at a considerably lower price than consoles. Oh wait, 45 million for a handhelf after 5 years is an utter failure. Look at the DS. It's sold more than twice as much and is at 100 million in the same time frame. The PSP sales suck.
Now STFU. You aren't even good at being the fanboy you try to be.