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Avinash_Tyagi said:
Danny355 said:
The PS2 is likley to sell another 15m+ units by the end of 2010 and at this point stating the Wii is going to sell 33m for the next 3 years is just silly speculation, let alone the 40+ it would realistically need to overtake the PS2. Its just about possible but very, very unlikely. People are getting very carried away after seeing the holiday numbers. Next year will be huge for the Wii but its not going to sell twice what it did this year. Lets not get carried away the Wii has sold 15m in its first year. Next year the 360 and the PS3 will be much more competitively priced so even though the Wii will be huge again I expect the market shares to stay the same as they are now.

 Most people have no interest in the PS3 and 360, you notice even with its price drop PS3 struggled to compete with Wii, even during a lull point in the market, since sales in Japan always take a downturn in Oct and Nov, yet the Wii kept chugging along at a healthy pace, why?  Because Wii success is independent of the PS3 and 360, you think grandma is going to want to headshot aliens? Probably not, but she will want to bowl


Most people have no interest in the 360? Im sorry but that is just delusion. In the biggest market its still going to take another 6 months for the Wii to catch the 360s sales. I dont understand your maths either, like Tuggy has pointed out there are 1.8 million Wiis being made each month at the moment, at a time when the demand is huge. So what makes you think they are going to sell more than 21 million during 2008? The Wii has just cracked 15 million in its first year, which is a stunning result, but to catch the PS2 by 2010 it would have to do 3 times that for the next 3 years, an impossible task that a few bowling grannies is not going to change! I really want the Wii to suceed and destroy the Playstation name and everything it stood for, but that is years away and the success of the PS2 shouldnt be underestimated.