mike_intellivision on 29 November 2008
There are high barriers to market entry, limited synergies with existing products, and an already crowded market.
Those are recipes for failure.
If there were only two game-makers -- for example if Nintendo had dropped out like everyone thought they should after the Game Cube and become just a software and handheld maker -- then they might have a chance.
But the market has never been able to support more than three competing consoles at any one time. So you don't want to be No. 4.
To answer the original question -- it would sell more than the Pippin but less than the Dreamcast (10.6M).
Mike from Morgantown
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