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ils411 on 22 August 2011
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ethomaz said:
kowenicki said:
ethomaz said:

kowenicki said:

 thats irrelevant

which is its strongest market?

Where it has more market share... where it dominates.

I am not calling you a fanboy... but thats fanboy mentality.  Sony only care about the actual sales numbers and market penetration.

The PS3 is in more homes in the UK than any other Euro country, it has sold more consoles in the UK than in any other Euro country.... and has sold more per head in the UK than in any other country on the planet.

The UK is the PS3's strongest market in Europe by pure numebrs and strongest in the world by market penetration.

PS3 is weak in UK... It needs more sales there.

Just because the culture of UK people is more videogame like not means PS3 sells good in UK... no it sells bad.

Brasil have more than 170 millions guys... any videogame have low numbers here... maybe one in each 100k buy a console... but the PS3 dominates here, and it is a strong market for Sony (we already have the PSN Store BR and a lot of PS3 titles localized to PT_BR).


dude! wut?! lets say what you say is true that 1 in every 100k buys a console...thats like 10 consoles per million. if the population is 170m, then that would make it 1700 consoles? and you call that a strong market?! sure, sony may be the market leader but at a market that size? that is not a strong market. even if we increase that to a hundred folds which would make a total of 170k consoles...still not a strong market. market share is not a reflection of market strength.