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Kasz216 said:
FinalEvangelion said:
Kasz216 said:

hmm... yeah PSP did sell better.

http://vgchartz.com/hwlaunch.php?cons1=PSP&reg1=Japan&cons2=PS3&reg2=Japan&cons3=GC&reg3=Japan&weeks=156

PS3 apparently hasn't gotten out of GC country in japan yet. Kinda surprising considering they lead the world in HD and Blu-ray adoption.

 

They are really into Blu-ray recorders over there, which are similarly priced to the PS3. I don't think we have any here, but they can record all of their HD shows easily.

Huh.  No kidding.  Why does Japan get everything so cheap?

 

Yeah, I think blank discs are only about $5 there.  I'll have to check when I get there in a month.  They had the BD recorders in 2005 when I was there for about $3000, so they have definitely come down.  There is a pretty strong video/audiophile culture there.  You can still pick up LD players in the regular stores.

 



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