kirby007 on 06 October 2008
| TheTruthHurts! said: Wow......the majority of the extream Sony fans weren't even frequenting the charts the last 2 weeks, let alone making comments on sales considering the 360 numbers. Now all the sudden, with a drop in 360 sales....the flood gates are opened. Lets go back a bit during the price cut rumors.... "Even with a price cut 360 wont outsell PS3 in Japan" - Fail! "Even with a price cut 360 wont outsell PS3 in Others, PS3's Stronghold" - Fail! "Even with a price cut 360 wont outsell PS3 Worldwide" - Fail! "NPD will show that PS3>360 in August, just you wait" - Fail 360 Outsells PS3 in all 3 regions and the comments are........ "Everything will be back to normal in 1 week" - Fail "Everything will be back to normal in 2 weeks....right?" - Fail "PS3 better do a price cut quick, otherwise Sony is Doomed" - A bit extreme! "Multiple threads explaining how Sony is failing this generation" - A bit extreme! Now 360 sales drop in Others (still ahead of PS3), not even considering the upcoming Holiday sales and 360's upcoming line-up, and the comments are...... "360 price-cut is a failure!" - Yet to be seen, wait until Jan 2009. "360 is dead in Others confirmed" - Uhhhh, are you serious? "Price vs demand vs want vs blah, blah, blah" LoLMature......give it up already! Consistency people, please. The PS3 is a great console....know one is arguing that fact. But so is the 360. The minute there is a drop in 360 sales (still ahead of PS3 in it's so called "fortress of power" region) people start loosing their minds. We havnt even seen the flood of great titles for Oct/Nov on either system. Wii is an unstopable beast as always! |
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