| seece said:
Skewed logic. Say 30% of 360 owners have had their 360 for the full 3 years, 3 games per year is 9 games, the other 40% had theirs for 2 years, 3 games per year is 6 games ... the other 40% bought thiers last year, 3 games per year is 3 games
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The same is true of other consoles though. The important part is the old users have had a longer time to build up a library of games to off-set the new users who haven't bought any as yet. Lets suppose 70% of Wii owners have had their system for 2 years (clearly wrong) and 30% have had it one. Buying 3 games a year would give an attach rate of 5.1 assuming an instal base of 10 million (for ease of calculation). If we assume the 360 has the exact same instal base and use your numbers the system would have an attach rate of 5.4.
Edit: Your numbers actually add up to 110%. Using them as is would obviously give a bad result. Consequently I knocked the 30% of users having it 3 years down to 10% which would put your arguement in the most favorable light.
