Alby_da_Wolf on 24 September 2008
Although Malstrom always makes some good points, he's long gone over-the-top with his wild disruption predictions: we now see that an innovation, more than disruption, happened, that Nintendo found a new market currently bigger than the old one, but the old one is by no means extinct, keeping the current pace the sum of PS3 and XB360 will easily exceed 150mln at the end of this generation and this means that although the old market could be surpassed by the new one, is very far from being marginalized, as it would happen if a real complete disruption took place. And we don't even know how the market could change when both PS3 and high-end XB360 models will be under $250.
