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Darth Tigris on 14 October 2010
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Carl2291 said:
Darth Tigris said:

Oh God, seriously already????!!!!

When seeing all of the components that make up the Move, I had a VERY bad feeling that we were going to see Sony reporting combined figures that honestly tell us NOTHING but make it seem as if the Move has a larger install base than it actually has.  And here. we.  are.

And now with no NPD public numbers, as someone mentioned already they start touting EU numbers that can't be substantiated.

Just when I started having more respect for the resurgence of the PS3, suddenly its 2006 again ...

Jesus Christ.

This is SCEE. NOT SCEA

Read the fucking thread.

Why the hell would Sony EUROPE be talking about AMERICA!?

Use your head. Stop trying to troll.


1. I'm not trolling.  I'm not a troll and my posting history should prove that, but whatever.

2. "The company expects to exceed its target of sales of 15 million PS3s in its fiscal year, aided by “strong demand” in Europe and North America, House said in a Bloomberg Television interview in Rome."

He's talking about America right there in the OP that was copied from the original Bloomberg story.  We know that the PS3 was down in September YoY from the tidbits of info released about the NPD numbers, so this strong demand that he refers to cannot be substantiated since these numbers aren't public anymore and Sony hasn't released them.

3. Is ANYTHING that I stated about the inability to accurately track sales of Move and the subsequent release of these HIGH numbers incorrect?

For the record to those asking, 2006 was the year that many Sony representatives are on record using numerous methods of dishonest FUD to stall the sales of their competitors and ultimately (at the time) had nothing to back it up with.  They've earned a lot in the last several years with the reduced price, improved gaming library and sales resurgence.  But fears of Move turning into more FUD seem to only be realized by unsubstantiated statements like these.