Jereel Hunter on 04 December 2008
| Zkuq said: The userbase of the PS3 has more diversity so there's always less people interested in one sort of games. PS3 has more casual players than the 360. In a long-term run it could prove beneficial for the PS3 but so far it's probably more of a hindrance... Sort of. I guess it improves their sales even now, but the question is how much. Anyway, diversity is my answer. |
This statement, like the estimates in your signature, are way off. People are still confusing PS2 and PS3, this generation Xbox has just as much diversity as the PS3. Shooters still get all the attention because of their massive sales - but just because 360 shooters blow the sales of PS3 everything out of the water doesn't mean it's all the 360 has.
As for more casual players, are you joking? You think a lot of casual players ran out and bought a $400-$600 gaming system? The Wii has captured the grand majority of the casual gamer segment, and the 360 picked up the stragglers. PS3 has virtually none.
