| Grampy said: It's hard to know exactly where to jump in when the crock of sh*t is this big but here's just one pin to pop your bubble. If Wii owners in droves are getting bored with their toy they would do what everyone does - unload that turkey on EBay. So if you're right there ought to be a poy load of used Wii's for sale compared to new one's. The resellers after all will lose interest if they have to compete with a bunch on cheaper used ones. So I popped around to EBay and did a quick head count. I was a bit surprised at what I found but you're not going to like it. PS3 New=616 Used=757 Plenty in stock everywhere so not too much happening Doesn't really match your model too well does it? Wishing that something is true doesn't make it come true. If it did I would be invisible waiting in Jennifer Anniston's shower instead of wasting my time on this crap. |
It is not happening only because Jennifer Anniston is wishing for you not to be invisibly in her shower, and she is wishing it much more intensely than you 
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To OP: consoles do not work on boom and bust patterns but more in a network effect where the more popular it is the more it becomes popular, until it slowly (very slowly, just look at the PS2) fades away over many years. The Wii is likely to see its peak either in 2009 or 2010 and then slowly fade away in the following 4 years but by the time it is markedly off its peak it will be over 100M and chasing after the PS2's record (or rather, the DS's record by then).
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