themanwithnoname said:
I just think the PS3 ran into a brick wall against the 360 and had nothing to fight it with. That wall I'm referring to is Call of Duty, Halo, Fable, and Kinect, all of which are either exclusive or much more popular on the 360 in the Americas (I could've put Fallout in here too). The PS3 didn't bring much to the holiday at all aside from GT5, which many people probably didn't realize was releasing, and isn't that popular in the Americas anyway, especially compared to all of the above. Only thing the PS3 really had other than that was Sly Cooper (PS2 remake) and Move games, which I think are all more popular in EMEAA. Combine that with the fact that the Arcade 360 is still sitting there and $199, and I think that's the recipe for a pretty solid win for the 360 over the PS3 in the Americas. That being said, saying it's a "solid win" is a bit of an understatement when it's outselling the PS3 2:1, but you get my point. |
Well with the games you were referring to two are shooters, and we know shooters are arguably the most popular genre (appealing to the masses) this gen in the Americas. And Kinect is targeted to the casuals according to Microsoft. So that right there supports Ssliasil's point. But Fable is just hardcore in my book. But you see where I'm coming from. Besides, GT5 isn't doing too much for the PS3 in the Americas when compared to the Xbox 360. But GT5 is a hardcore racing sim. And Ssliasil might be bothered that the PS3 is in third, but why? It's still an awesome console, and so is the Xbox 360.







