theprof00 said:
Agent, nier replicant, the last guardian, gt5, FF13Versus, TwistedMetal, ModnationRacers, New Yakuza, LBP2, Killzone 3, along with the many unnanounced titles that Sony has mentioned to show at e3. About 3 price drops. He has no proof that people who wanted gow3 or ff13 already bought the system. FF13 gave ps3 a huge boost, hence, not everyone had the system for the game. Same happened to GTA4 and others. Everytime someone bring this up, they are proven wrong. Maybe the slim 360 can negate sales, but they are already at the 200$ price point, which is far more important that a 300$ slim ps3. It will not make as big of a difference as going from 400$ to 300$ and changing a case that a lot of people felt the urge to hate. This is also trending to be ps3s biggest year, while 360 has already peaked. Natal doesn't have a greater potential anything, they are both very similar and target the same market. They will do about the same, give or take some unforeseen smash hit or fad. |
None of those games will boost PS3 sales past ~15k in their given release weeks except maybe FFversus13. His proof for existing owners already owning the console can be seen by the Hardware numbers. In Japan you can obviously see how much large titles can boost HW sales for any given console. In America/Others this is not as apparent unless it is something like Halo 3. Every time someone brings this up, the boost is too insignificant to blame on any one cause.
As for Natal, it differentiates itself from the Wii audience MUCH more than Sony's Move does. With Microsoft's large advertising resources and FUD creators, they could make their product much more known to the public than Sony can. Also, Sony's Move is rumored to start at $100 with the starter pack, a hefty price for an already expensive console.
Leatherhat on July 6th, 2012 3pm. Vita sales:"3 mil for COD 2 mil for AC. Maybe more. " thehusbo on July 6th, 2012 5pm. Vita sales:"5 mil for COD 2.2 mil for AC."