Even if every PS2 owner would have bouht a new console (it's pretty close to PS2 owners i know) PS2 would still have had 50% market share. Starcraftmaniac: It's the pan-EU law about how stuff must work (at the monent i can't remember what it's in english). If you buy a product, it has to last a certain time (equal to equal products), if not, you can have it replaced, dispite the warranty. But when replaced, the product is count as the original product (you have 2 year warranty and your product breaks at 1.5 years, you get a brand new product instead, but in law, it's 1.5 yrs old). I have one good example how the law works. In Finland someone bought 10 year old car, which was driven 50000 km. It broke and the owner went to court about it (seller/importer refused to fix it). Court decided, that it still had its warranty, because it should have lasted longer, since other cars do.
Ei Kiinasti.
Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.
