Loud_Hot_White_Box said:
1. PS3 doesn't and hasn't needed a big break. It's sold plenty well, faster than 360 over the same period. The 'break' that will spur sales is a price break, as we all know. MS can still counter (and the only way they can counter is) with another price break of their own. 2. Yet MS has lost billions overall in the business, so if MS making money for some reason makes you feel good about the 360 and how much fun it is...yeah, at least they are chipping away at their overall debt! Convenient that at this moment you don't care so much about sales, but about profit. Plus, recall that RRoD and other repair expenses are not included in the accounting for MS's electronic devices unit or whatever it's called. You grin so much at the hopefulness of fanboys, I grin at worse hardware, expensive proprietary peripherals, slower sales, pay-to-play online, and an all-time $7billion loss in the gaming business. Note that I would only have posted as I did in my shorter post above, but hey, your spin needs some counterspin.
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LOL faster than the 360 over the same period. how come I didnt hear this spin when the PS2 was outselling the Xbox.
Its called sunk costs.Look it up.







