I'm kind of confused. How can the 360 have it's peak year sell 8 million, yet you think it will sell 60 million LTD. You expect it to have a 10 year lifecycle or something? Anyway your LTD figures are very close to the one's I imagine. For peak years I differ a little and here it is. 2007; no system peaks 2008: DS 30 million, PSP 15 million, Wii 24 million 2009: 360: 16 million 2010: PS3: 22 million Yep I'm definetly predicting a slow curve on the console cycles for the 360 and PS3. Simply put for both systems to do really well adaption of HD-TV's has to improve and the systems obviously have to get cheaper. How Blue Ray does could make the difference between the PS3 selling 30 million or 80 million LTD. 2008 is going to be a huge year for game sales all around. It's amazing the DS has still yet to peak, but I think when it gets to the $100 price it will do better than it ever did before. I think the PSP redesign is key for its future success. The Wii I think will peak that year as well as the supply situation gets fixed once and for all.







