jcp234 said:
Your comment would make a lot more sense if the most expensive or even middle tier 360 model was half the price of the PS3.
The lowest tier 360 model is half the price of the lowest tier PS3 model. The most basic 360 model does not account for 100% of the 360 units sold to customers, so I think your point has a flaw. |
The price is the ultimate deciding point(consistently with most products) anyway you look at it, especially for the average consumer. The fact that the 360 has several models should encourage other demographics (finding the consumer that gets discouraged is difficult to determine).But regardless of the sure consumers, the average consumer is the real meat. The arcade version has already been said to be about half of the total 360s sold this holiday season. If this turns out true, then there it is I guess.
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