Dark_Feanor said:
The situation for PS3 in the US is quite a problem for Sony. In fact, it dosen't matter if WW they sell more PS3 than XBox, in both situation the markup with hardware salles are small, the real money is with American consumers and software. This is true when you analyse how people spend their money with Xbox Live content: games-on-demand, add-ons, movies, series, avatar itens.. and so on. |
Why is this so? Do you see non-Americans living in caves and buying consoles just to decorate the living space? In many cases software sales are larger in Europe, Japan or other regions.
Mark-up prices are also probably larger in developing regions - older consoles might sell at higher prices despite far lower manufacturing costs.