Michael-5 said:
PS3 outsold 360 last year because of a Slim redesign and a price cut to boost it. Now 360 is outselling the PS3 on an almost equal level with only a redesign and no price cut. A price cut to $200 would affect both consoles equally. PS3 had many price cuts from it's initial $600 price tag, and only the only with the redesign pushed sales above 360 level. Why do you beleive, against the statistics, that a $100 price cut on both consoles with no redesign will favor PS3 more, when it hasn't in the past? If anything, wouldn't it favor the 360 more since the arcade model will be selling for $100-$130 US? At that price, the consoles costs the same as a couple new games, how many people can ignore that? The 360 has been outselling the PS3 consistantly until last August due to the PS3 Slim redesign. Now Microsoft has balanced the scales with it's own Slim redesign, and it will remain the better selling console of the two for the remainder of the generation (outside a few weeks due to large PS3 game releases like GT5). Also Kinect may really push sales towards the 360, Move won't do much for PS3 at all. |
Just going to say, GT might not be THAT much of a effect against console sales. the Kinect bundle might really effect the sales of 360, seeing as Kinect already has 100,000 pre-orders on it. That first week people who are open to motion controlling will show if Kinect has a "WOW" effect, and into december will see if it has that. I say "WOW" effect, cause that's what every person that has actually tested the tech out has stated (other than harsh critics of the gaming industry), and that's how many casual gamers reacted when they played with Wii.
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