Rickz0r on 09 April 2010
"There may well be some pent up demand that will be satisfied during April"
That's yet another vague sentence.. You do not directly say that it will be outselling its competitor.. I'm telling you Kowen, when all you use is vague sentences / words, then you never can be proved wrong.. That's a very cheap tactic.. You're turning around your own words. If the 360 would have outsold the Ps3 this week, you would've said that what you meant with your sentence was that the Ps3 did indeed sell well, but not good enough to outsell the 360..
