| dib8rman said: Question since they incorperate the PS3 disc sales with movie blu-ray disc sales, do they do the same for DvD on the PC,Mac,Wii,Xbox360 and PS2 as well as movies and black disks bought (which probably attribute to boot-legs)? The easiest way would be to find the total movies sold and total Blu-Ray movies sold, and do the same with video games. Revenue is revenue and profit is not: if someone want's to find this then I'll be more than content to read it. |
On the part that is discussing movie sales in terms of market size (the third article) they are not counting Blu-Ray games and they are not counting any other DVD based formats (PS2, Wii, PC, etc.). They are related, but seperate markets.
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