richardhutnik on 11 January 2009
| darendt said: The Ps3 was just outselling the 360 for months. It wasn't until the price drop that the 360 pulled ahead again. In fact had it not been for the price drop it was looking like the PS3 was going to take the "Others" lead. Leaving the US as the 360s only advantage. Now that the price drop has been around awhile, the numbers are getting close again. All Sony has to do is drop the price a little and it will again make up lost ground. Its not over until ll three companies move on and Sony stops selling the PS3. For all we know, Sony is sitting back with a high price point because they don't plan on making another console until 2013. If they did this, they would be the least expensive and have the most features. |
Why is it presume that a price cut to an OLD price of where the 360 used to be will result in the PS3 selling as much as the 360 is now? Isn't it possible that a given PRICE POINT (not price differential between two systems) a system's sales begin to hit a new level. Why would it be different?
As for "game over" for the PS3 question, how about when the system goes out of production? Until then, it will still have games made for it, and likely some awesome exclusives to. So long as it is around, in production and has new games, it is worth looking into.
