| twesterm said:
(though I agree it's a pretty silly difference, I just get annoyed with the people rejoicing the 10 year thing and then the same people rejoicing a new console as soon as possible) |
No, just no. Everybody (and I mean everybody) believed from the start that the 10 years plan just means 10 years of active support like the ps2 got and not a sudden death like the xbox had. Everybody said that a playstation console will never end like the first xbox and that was pretty clear since the ps2 was still supported at ps3 launch (you should also remember some old joke: "the ps2 sells more than the ps3").
BTW, last week in Italy:
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1
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Fifa 12
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PS3
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Electronic Arts
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2
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Pro Evolution Soccer 2012
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PS3
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Konami
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3
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Fifa 12
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XBox 360
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Electronic Arts
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4
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Fifa 12
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PS2
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Electronic Arts
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5
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Pro Evolution Soccer 2012
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XBox 360
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Konami
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6
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Dark Souls Limited Edition
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PS3
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Namco
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7
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Fifa 12
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PSP
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Electronic Arts
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8
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Gears of War 3
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XBox 360
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Microsoft
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9
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Fifa 12
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WII
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Electronic Arts
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10
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Rage
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PS3
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Bethesda Soft
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and in Japan:
| 3DS | 53.540 |
| PS3 | 29.435 |
| PSP # | 26.780 |
| WII | 10.080 |
| NDS # | 3.944 |
| 360 | 1.346 |
| PS2 | 1.326 |
That's how a 10 years plan look like.
