fishamaphone on 17 July 2007
The problem is that we don't have reliable historical attach rate info, and no two consoles work the same way. I'm just pointing out how counting *only* the million-sellers, particularly on a console that has one four-million and then nothing else above 1.5 million, has no meaning. maybe I'm wrong. I'm not saying my facts are absolute. They're based on observation and heresay. But yours aren't based on anything more. It's all dependent on figures we don't have.
GBA's attach rate is lower than 2, counting only million-sellers. And older consoles have the advantage in attach-rates. All I'm saying is your method of figuring out attach rates is horribly faulty.
