mornelithe on 26 December 2010
Given that the PS3 likely has more functional units in circulation than the 360, it's doubtful the PS3 needs any assistance at all actually. It had a slow start, sure, but Sony wasn't replacing boxes by the hundreds of thousands if not millions, for what, the first 2 or 3 years of it's existance like the 360? Anyone who looks at the 360's sales 'numbers' and see the 360 in a lead, is really forgetting how many units Microsoft had to fork up to replace bricked consoles. We're talking what, a 30 % failure rate for 3 years, at least?? Yeah, Microsoft shows units shipped in their earnings data also folks, not sold.
