Is It Possible 4 The PS3 To Sell 100M B4 It's Off The Market?... I Think So - UPDATE 85 Millionz Reached

[joeorc]

Carl2291 said:

joeorc said:

but if you look at that the DSi has no GBA slot the DS lite does, the DSi has 2 cam's inside the device the DS lite does not even have 1 cam.

there is more that seperates the two system's that make them more unique DS system's than counted as the same.

like the PSP and the PSP Go

PSP 1000 had only 32MB's of ram and every PSP until the PSP slim had that same 32 MB's of Ram though the slim of the PSP had now 64 MB of ram

where as the PSPGo now add's the Bluetooth standard, but also the 16 GB flash storage. smaller screen , yes the loss of the UMD drive is what the old PSP's have over the PSPGo.

these are no longer the same unit's.

now imagine the game top set boxes doing the same, like it's already happened already.

the first xbox360 had no HDMi now it does, the first PLAYSTATION 3 has A card reader but since you can add a number of standard USB card reader's

they removed it out of the PS3.

That's how many SKU's have we seen this generation?

I do not think we have seen the last of them

All DSi units sold are counted in with DS lite, XL and DS. It is one unified platform.

What i am talking about is a whole new console, not a new SKU. A Wii 2. Not a Wii-i, Wii-lite or Wii-XL.

I know what you were talking about, what i am pointing out that these companies are or maybe taking a more upgradeable sku step distribution release  than release a whole new system. thus all three release the unit's in the same core system but change the hardware +/- but is that not the point, Nintendo and now Sony and Microsoft are doing just that,  already, the system's are being changed as they go along instead of releasing an whole system. that would be cheaper than a new system.the PS3 system's had temp. price drop's on some of their SKU's to clear out the system's than those were phased out. the xbox360 also now has arcade unit's with an extra 256 MB of on board flash storage ram. the first one did not have that storage ram.

why not one unified platform for the other's , why would these companies not do that?

with a recession, and job loss that's most likely not going to end anytime soon

I think that's more inline than release early a whole new system.