Seece said:
psrock said:
selnor said:
psrock said:
Seece said:
psrock said:
Seece said:
Then you need to get a perspective on things.
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Only if I care like you do.
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Care about what exactly? such a chip on your shoulder as per usual.
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When it comes to these products knowing userbase is not possible, your 4/5 million sold mostly through guessing if one person bought 2 move. Do we know how many people have more than one move? no. So I am going to put things into perspective based on nothing but guess work.
So, I am going soly on what I know for sure, the amount sold. And to me, it's a huge success.
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Actually sorry to point the obvious, but unless your saying that millions of people are spending money on Move and bought no games for it in 6 months, then it's simple to see that Move is actually in ( high probabilty ) no more than 4 million homes.
The SW sales are so astronomically low, that noone can say with a straight face Move userbase is anywhere near 8 million.
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based on gaming sells alone, there's probably 1 million move userbase, to be fair. But I never said the userbase of Move is 8 million, I simply said don't know the userbase. But, i know Sony sold 8 million of those babies in 6 months.
What's fascinating is its MS fans arguing about userbase, none of you have a problem with ioi putting 50 million 360 in front page when it's very obvious the userbase is closer to 35-40 million. But I really don't care because 50 million people bought it. That also goes to the PS2, PS3 as well. The Wii might be the only console with a closer userbase to its sales total.
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LOL userbase is closer to 35/40 mill ... are you kidding ..
That stupid equation aside, it's not about what's active, it's about how many consumers have bought the product.
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How many consumers have bought 2,3, 4 360's, how many consumers have had the 360's replaced by MS, how many have ugraded to the new slim version. You see, the same way you can put equation into Move, we can do the same for other consoles. The simple fact is, you don't know the actual userbase of Move.
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