| Mr.Metralha said: The target would be people that want to buy it, and since the Wii sells much more hardware and software than the 360 or the PS3 (although not lately ) I wouldn't be surprised at all if sales skyrocketed again. Just because it is the number one console this gen. After all who would care with a DSi and DSi XL, a console for casuals, when they had the shinny new hardcore PSP go? Oh wait.... Saying I'm wrong is as much useful as me saying your are wrong, so here we go again: you are wrong. Also, from the 43 million 360's sold, not counting the replacement units and rebuys for the Slim, I wonder how many 360 are really out there. I doubt it is much more than ~33 million, the remaining 10 million would pretty much represent the dead consoles that got replaced and that number represents an overall 23% failure rate for the system, since its launch. And that's a very fair number to give to its failure rate since the first models of the 360 were just disastrous hardware wise.
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rofl, people buy wii's for it's main function, motion controls. THAT audience are not going to flock to it again because it has different casing ect, they do not care one iota.
BTW, I'm not even replying to that last paragraph, much prefer to just see you banned so nobody has to read the rubbish you keep spouting, and yes false figures on RROD are bannable.
