naznatips said:
No, it proves that when you release 3 big games (CoD4, AC, and Mass Effect) it has a larger software attach rate than 1 big game. I'm sorry, but are you 3? Do you have any understanding of mathematics, statistics, or even simple logic? Because I feel like I'm trying to teach a toddler. Although toddlers are at least open-minded and tend to absorb new information, whereas you seem to have a wall of ignorance between you and facts. Once again, I'd like to teach you the word "relative." Can we learn this word today? It would help out a lot in future conversations (if you could call what you do conversing). The Wii and 360 both experienced a hardware and software boost in November. The difference is that the 360 got a higher attach rate increase, whereas the Wii had a higher hardware increase. The entire point Bod is trying to make is that the Wii will not need to outsell the 360's hardware by some astronomical amount to outsell it in software. He has proved that very clearly, as have I. While the 360 and Wii both saw increases in November, the fact that the Wii and PS3 finally surpassed 50% marketshare in hardware allowed them to take over 50% market share in software. This shows that the 360 will most likely be passed in North American software sales when the Wii has sold around 10-15% more hardware. Not 50% or 100% more hardware like many forum members have claimed. I'm sorry that you are unable to grasp this concept, but if you insist on continually trolling this topic and making an absolute fool of yourself you are welcome to do so. I'm done playing with children for the night, and I have studying to do. |
Im done also, but I dont believe this month is a complete picture of how each console stands on software sales. Like I said, you would have to look at a years worth of data to make a conclusion. Im speaking attach rates, not total software sold cause, the 360 would kill this year cause it had a larger installed base all year. If at the end of a year, the software attach rate is only 15% higher then yeah, the Wii would only have to sell 15% more to match it, but if attach rates for one year are drasticly different, then no. One month is not a general picture of anything. The Wii also had many big games this month by the way.
