Shinobi-san said:
1. yeah i see now that i was wrong about that. But surely u agree that the 299 sku of the 360 is more flexible when it comes to pricing ? the ps3 160gb sku is almost never compromised on. Holiday bundles etc. usually the 360 gets better deals. I see this in my country a lot and id imagine its more so in the USA. When i said value i meant face value what consumers will perceive to be better value...or if i was a consumer how i would perceive that. 2. I was just using gears and halo as the example of games which push xbox 360 in the usa i wasnt comparing them in any other way to ps3 exclusives...u make as if americans are buying 360's without having any tangible reason at all besides because its what every else buys, im simply saying thats just one reason. And if killzone, lbp, uncharted were all as well received as gears and halo, then ps3 sales would have skyrocketed but they havnt. which means those games do not have the same broad appeal as the gears or halo. Im not at all saying they are inferior. btw i see uncharted as potentially having broad appeal... 3. we agree on this but its not the only reason, its one of many. 4.personally i feel psn is better. But once again people perceive live to be better...perception is key. The reality of one being better than the other is debatable and is a matter of opinion. 5. installs are way more common on ps3 even at this point in the gen. all 360 games do not require an istall. But i think my main point is, perception or the genral perception of a console versus another that sways people to buy one over the other. |
i agree with bolded, but its not always like that.
and i agree with most of what you said, but i dont agree that the games i mention dont have as broad appeal as xbox games. if killzone was an xbox exclusive it would have sold over 5million, if uncharted was over 8 million, resistance over 6 million. those are just some of the many games ps3 has that are the types of games most americans love, but unfortunately US is ps3 worst region so the games dont sell as well as they should







