ethomaz said:
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Hyruken said:
Mate that makes no sense at all.....What your saying is that a company should be going after the 50k people who live in Bosnia (just an example) while ignoring the 60m people in France who don't have their product because they already have more sales then the next competitor. If you said something like that in our company (i am a business analyst remember) they would fire you on the spot.
Having a marketshare does not mean big sales. As pointed out to you now countless times if a country has 5 people and they buy 5 consoles that is still 5 sales it is a 100% ownership. If a country has 100 people and sells 6 consoles that is 6 sales and a 6% ownership. Now if you had a company would you be trying to sell your products to the 5 people in the first country who already own your product or to the 94 other people in the other country who don't?
Because what you are saying is to sell the product to the country with 5 people. As in your definition that would be your "strong region". Even though it makes less money for you then the other country.
What your basically saying/implying is that PS3 should be doing better in UK because it is 3rd sales wise. But even while it is 3rd sale wise in the UK it still sells more then it being 1st in France. If Sony as a company had to shut down sales in either France or UK where do you think they would shut down? The place with the biggest Marketshare or the place that gives them most sales? They would shut down France because they make more money being 3rd in the UK then they do with being 1st in France. That shows UK is "stronger market" then France for Sony.
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What I'm saying is that there are more console gamers in the UK than in France... Sony needs to sell more in UK first... gain market because the PS3 brand is weak there.
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Man, don't embarass us brasilians, please. Their point is that for Sony, UK and US are the most important market, cause, despite selling less then Wii and x360, it's above all other countries in raw numbers. A rise of 65% in Uk is probably better then a rise of 70 or even 80% in france, for example.
On the other hand, there's more room for improvement in UK and US, it seems to be Ethomaz ponit, which is not actually wrong. Since this regions have a higher interest in games, compared to rest of the world (except japan), it's rather logical that what PS3 can do better and in this light is doing rather weak.
Let's try to understand what the othr is trying to say.
BTW, ignore me if I got anything wrong, but that seemed tobe the gist of it.
