krik on 14 November 2007
| 360Rocks said: Consoles are sold out when they aren't stocked as aggressively as they are wanted, or when demand exceeds what a store can order. Sometimes both, but tough to tell a store to staff all the 360 models from a shelf space perspective, then PS3s based on limited demand, and supply shortages for Wii.
|
Well, if Sony said they sold 100k PS3 consoles to retailers (instead of the normal 30k/week) and retailers sell out doesn't that mean consumers bought more consoles? That means demand is growing and that retailers will eventually stock more PS3 consoles to make sure they close that sale when the consumer steps into the store looking it.
What is your logic?
