DMeisterJ on 02 November 2008
| starcraft said: For a very simple reason. The PSP is different to other consoles in that there is very little correlation between userbase and software sales. If the console is making $50 per unit (it could be a little less or a lot more) and you know having more out there won't effect software sales very much, why drop the price and lose hardware cash on a wasted venture? |
There's a multitude of reasons why the userbase and software don't add up, but that's for another thread.
The fact is that there is no conclusive evidence either way about the PSP and the money it does or doesn't make. And yes, we can assume things, but that never gets anyone far in life.
