Reasonable said:
Again it doesn't work like that. My point has 100% merit because it's how logic works. The 360 is more popular in some countries, PS3 is others. Therefore you cannot claim any special "if only this" for one of the consoles. Claiming if only the countries that preferred PS3 gave 360 more of a chance is automatically the same as asking for countries that favour the 360 to give the PS3 more of a chance. The percentage difference in preference is irrelevant in such a condition - you can't say because Japan favours PS3 a bit more than US favours 360 that's different. That just affects the extent to which they'd have to adjust their preference, not the basic fact they would. Look, I was just calling out your statement was one way when the same logic applies to both and that is the case no matter how you try and argue it isn't so let's leave it there. |
Dont comapre Japan to any old country that has a 360 lead and say its the same cause it isn't.
3 biggest gaming territories are Europe, NA, and Japan. MS only has 2 of the 3 biggest territoeies working for them, Sony has 3.
All other countries I could care less about....the core point is that Sony is equally represented in all 3, thus they have been able to catch up through the years.