Kenology said:
| famousringo said:
He's coming at it from the wrong angle. He's describing it from the console maker's point of view as a DRM device when he should be describing it as the consumer buying the ability to run certain software.
@ V-r0ck
He's just aggregating. Value is subjective. It would be more accurate to say that the Wii has the most value to the most people. I'm sure there are many people who value the PS3, 360, or PSP more than the Wii, there are simply more who value the Wii over those systems.
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Precisely. And stated in that way, it's really not up for discussion - it's just a fact.
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It is arguable because you cannot prove that perceived value at time of purchase is equivalent to actual value realized after purchase.
Essentially you'd have to prove that no Wii owner was ever dissatisfied with the console to claim that as a fact.