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Forums - Sony Discussion - PSP-Go (30,000 First Week Sales) A Flop ?

Grimes on 07 October 2009
Star Scream said:
They specifically mentioned it was week over week.

Well, then how about Kotaku where they were more specific.

In the three days following the launch of the PSPgo Seybold says that their "top retail partners" saw a 300 percent lift in PSP hardware sales compared to the same period the prior week in the U.S. Seybold says that the launch also generated a "significant increase in revenue for PlayStation Network, driven by a 200 percent lift in PSP game downloads purchased from PlayStation Store" in North America.

http://kotaku.com/5376508/sony-psppspgo-sales-triple-at-some-retailers



Anyone can guess. It takes no effort to throw out lots of predictions and have some of them be correct. You are not and wiser or better for having your guesses be right. Even a blind man can hit the bullseye.

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Grimes on 07 October 2009

In addition, Kotaku says SOME RETAILERS, which implies not all retailers.



Anyone can guess. It takes no effort to throw out lots of predictions and have some of them be correct. You are not and wiser or better for having your guesses be right. Even a blind man can hit the bullseye.

Star Scream on 07 October 2009

How do you like your crow? Smoked?



Icyedge on 07 October 2009

Here is a quote from IGN about their 8.5 review of the new Zune player: "As for the unit itself, the Zune HD is competitively priced at $219 for the 16GB variation and $289 for the 32GB variation, which, compared to the iPod touch's 8GBs for $199 and 32GBs for $299, gives users more bang for their buck. "

Heres my conclusion:

The PSPgo at 249$ for 16 GB with possibility of upgrading through flash stick and play all PSP games is certainly more bang for your buck. lol Maybe sony should have removed the PSP and just called it sony multimedia player, it would have prolly fix the problems of everyone waiting for the first opportunity to destroy a gaming product that is not meant to do only gaming.