Infamous said:
Yeah, that's one of my favorite articles to use against fanbots who say "200 vs 400," because it's saying the other half % of 360s sold were 60gigs and Elites, which decimates the 200 vs 400 excuse. But that was Black Friday. Not only do I work at Gamestop (Kings Hwy in Brooklyn,NY if anyone's around and wants to talk about numbers) and get #'s from co-workers, but my local best buy always has 60gigs sold out first, and my friend in Bay Ridge tells me it's the same at his BB/Toys 'R Us. Maybe Brooklyn doesn't mean much, but it just goes to show that even in poverty (and Bk is big on poverty) people prefer the all-around 60gig. The majority of people who buy arcades, as far as I've seen, seems to be exteme casuals or people getting a gift and no nothing about HD systems. Alot of people don't even care about the harddrive. One of the other things I see alot, as well (which is real smart actually) are people buying Arcades but then getting a new/used 120gb HDD to go with it.
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so wait...of the 100% of sales you acknowledge 50% are arcade...thus 50% is divided among the pro and elite SKU's....and it decimates....whos argument again? SERIOUSLY.
are you really this ignorant. 2 pages ago in this thread the 60gb sku sold way more according to you...then when its 50/50 youre saying the article being used to disprove your non factual gibberish about the 60gb sku "decimates" the arguement?
360 sells twice as much as the PS3, so if half of those sales are arcade, and you just acknowledged it whats your point and or argument now?
Why would people buy an arcade and a hard drive? So thus, my logical, sony fanbot mind, if you will, has to wonder outloud if maybe the $199 price point isnt really capturing potential 60gb sales since if you want a harddrive theres really no point in spending the money on buying one seperately....so you cant argue with a straight face or any amount of certainty that folks buying the arcade would be buying the pro if it werent available for cheaper......do you follow me?
