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Omega_Phazon_Pirate. on 15 December 2008
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RolStoppable said:

You are totally misinformed. According to leo-j there are about 100 billion people living on earth, so you might make another prediction now that you know the facts.

What?  I somehow remember a guy from Gamefaqs saying the exact same thing (AlbinoRat I believe, I actually quoted it XD).  Could leo-J and AlbinoRat be the same person.

Chrizum said:
Gearbox said:
the 360 doesnt have a chance for second imo. i think the wii will be around 75 mil at best, ps3 prolly at 80

I agree, though I don't think the Wii will manage to sell that much. I mean, what store will be willing to sell a console with no DVD player and with the graphics capabilities of an N64?

I think the Wii will stop selling in about 3 months, so probably around 35 million (yes, VGCharts heavily overtracked the Wii).

PS3 probably already is past 30 million by now, considering Blu Ray and everything. In my class everyone has a PS3, no one has a Wii or 360.

The 360 only sold so much because of RROD, but now it's fixed the 360 won't sell anymore. Everyone who wants one already has it (just compare Too Human sales with Halo, see?).

End of generation predictions:

1. PS3: 250 million
2. 360: 36 million
3. Wii: 35 million

Ummm, lolwhat?

I take it you are a fanboy.  And I'm pretty sure you're class doesn't make up the whole world (in terms of population).  Most people in my grade (last year, I'm not in grade school anymore :P), mostly own a 360 and/or Wii, while very little own a PS3.  Again, my grade, doesn't account for the whole world lol.  Anyways, I'm going to assume this was a joke post.

 

Anyways, ya, Wii has got this generation.  I'm pretty sure it's the battle for second now.  The only thing that would bring the Wii down is the Wii 2/Wii HD.  Even though Sony has said they plan to have a 10 year life cycle, that doesn't necessarily mean it will happen, they can not make a console for another 10 years, but consumers could easily stop buying it.