smbu2000 said:
They may make less revenue, but then again they also cost less to produce as well and revenue does not equal profit. For example, comparing the PS3 to the PSP. Let's say they both sold the exact same amount of systems for the week. The PS3 costs several times what a PSP costs, so the PS3 would have a really high revenue; however, the PSP makes more profit for Sony than the PS3. Even though the PS3 has a higher "revenue", the profits from the PSP are greater. Does that really seem like "half a console" to you?
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I think the key here is that with handhelds, you tend to have multiple/household as opposed to home consoles. this gives them the "unfair" advantage I think slimebeast is trying to explain.
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