Past 52 weeks:
| Console | PS3 | X360 |
|
Total
|
10,582,669
|
9,570,108
|
PS3 sold 1,012,561 more than the 360.
Past 26 weeks:
| Console | PS3 | X360 |
|
Total
|
4,766,767
|
3,634,823
|
PS3 sold 1,131,944 more than the 360.
That's an average of 43536 per week for the past 6 months.
Past 13 weeks:
| Console | PS3 | X360 |
|
Total
|
2,308,280
|
1,771,517
|
PS3 sold 536,763 more than the 360.
That's an average of 41289 per week for the past 3 months.
If you take out MGS4 week, and divide by 12, the average is ~35250. If you take out the two following weeks it becomes ~15k.
Now let's take 5,460,000 million that the 360 has as a lead over the PS3 for LTD and divide it by 41289.
5,460,000/41289 = 132 weeks. 30 months. 2.5 years. If the PS3 keeps this average.
I don't think the PS3 will keep this average through January, because of the 360 price cut and how attractive it becomes as a gift for the kids. So I will extend that to 2.75 years.
For Sony to "catch up" in:
- 18 months it would take 75k per week.
- 24 months it would take 57k per week.
- 12 months it would take 113k per week.
So IF it happens it probably won't until 2-3 years away.
Will it matter?
I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.







