| jarrod said: As far as passing 80m, I can see how both 360 and PS3 could do it, but it's a stretch for both. It means almost doubling their current ltds, which is a pretty high standard. For PS3 especially, it don't really have the critical mass in any region imo (unlike 360 in America) and systems that can't manage top of the heap tend not to have the late gen legs to really carry themselves to the sorts of figures PS3 would need to hit that benchmarket. There's also the issue of Kinect vs Move, the former being a certified mainstream hit and possible lifetime extender for 360, the latter being a relative non-starter and generally inconsequential to PS3. |
It should be pretty easy actually. It's gonna be at ~60M at the end of 2011. Then it only needs to sell another 21m.
Assuming PS4 doesn't release until 2013. PS3 could do 10m in 2012 and 10m in 2013, which would be reasonable.
