| sethnintendo said:
Not too sure about the word for it but I realize why consumers stuck with Microsoft and Sony even though their launch systems weren't too reliable. It always amazed me this generation after hearing Microsoft owners (coworkers) plan on repurchasing a 360 even though their system died with no more warranty or something like that. I believe this situation that Microsoft put the 360 launch owners in is a catch 22 or the system trap. By the time their system finally shows reliability issues they would have purchased a few games and controllers for the system. So instead of writing off the company entirely like the consumer should do after buying a faulty product they go ahead and buy another due to their initial investment. Just issue a standard apology stating that you weren't aware of the problem or that you thought it was only a few selected systems having the issue and there you have it. The sheep has been born. |
It could also be that all three systems are pretty damn fun. The only issues are that the different systems cater largely to different groups. I'm not talking about casual or hard core stuff. Im talking only genres.
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