| CrazzyMan said: So this good or bad thing? 0.6 mln. in january. 1 mln. in february. 1,4 mln. in march. Total 3 mln. or 12 mln. by the end of march 31th. So it need 2 mln. more? Because 12 mln. sold to consumers +2 mln. left for retailers - i see that Real. =) |
Question, Crazzy.
What causes PS3 to sell in March 133% more than it did 2 months prior in January? Are you predicting a large price cut as well? That might do it.
"PS3 2008 (2nd year) - PS2 2001(2nd year)
Since 1st Januarty til March 31 2008 Total PS3 = ???
Since 1st Januarty til March 31 2001 Total PS2 = 2,64 mln."
http://vgchartz.com/hwcomps.php?cons1=PS2®1=All&cons2=PS2®2=Total+Other&cons3=PS2®3=Japan&start=36891&end=36982
I think a clearer chart of the PS2 during that time period is:
Since the PS2 had just been launched both in America in Oct 2000 and Total Other in Dec 2000, to say that 1 - 3 months later that they are in their second year, while literally true, is a bit much.
However, I do see PS3 selling better than it did last year.
VGChartz Hardware data for the period 31st Dec 2006 to 01st Apr 2007:
| Console | PS3 |
Total | 1,741,581 |
So strangely enough, if they can get a 50% increase in the next 3 months they will hit your 2.5M revised. A good size jump, but perhaps doable. And then like you say, stuff those retail supply lines with another 2.5M. Ouch!!
Torturing the numbers. Hear them scream.







