sieanr said:
That graph is worldwide sales :P ssj12 said: they already have surpassed 50% of the Xbox 360's world wide sales so it should start popping it's head above the 360's track within the next few weeks. I dont think you understand this at all, so I'll use an example. James is 10 years older than Jill. When James was 11 Jill was 1, or just 9% James age. When James was 20, Jill was 10 - or 50% James age, but still 10 years younger. They will forever remain ten years apart, but Jill will close the "percentage gap" on James. Get it? |
umm you answer doesnt work in this case. As long as Sony out sells's the 360's 2nd year sales (since the PS3 is 2 now) it is selling faster then the 360 because it is selling faster then the 360 did. The 360 might sell faster in it's third year but as long as Sony can surpass a curtain sales level then they can manage to top Microsoft's sales output for the same timeframe.
If you look at the graph for the max sales week for the PS3 and compare it to the 360 it shows that at this week the PS3 is only X sales under. What Leo was stating was that the weekly sales from Japan still havent come in so that this week's sales numbers will be closer to what the 360 sold for it's week ie week 57 for both consoles.
The PS3 is only 57 weeks old remember that, the 360 is 107 which means it's beginning it's 3rd year if life well as the PS3 is only in it's 2nd so taking that into account yes the 360 is older and has sold more but it doesnt effect that fact that if the PS3 sells more then the 360 does it can pass the overall sales of the 360 by it's 107th week of life.
Get it?
