I think it is quite possible.
If PS1 and PS2 can break 100 million, why can't PS3?
http://vgchartz.com/hwlaunch.php?cons1=PS2®1=All&cons2=PS®2=All&cons3=PS3®3=All&weeks=104
PS3 may have a slow start, but it will last longer than Xbox360 and Wii. PS3 probably will directly compete with Nintendo's and Microsoft's "8th gen" consoles. The developers dropped their support for PS1 too fast. But this time, they are not going to abandon PS2 any time soon. PS2 is still selling and competing with Wii, Xbox360, and ironically PS3. In fact, Nintendo's success with the Wii indirectly prolongs the lifespan of PS2 because the developers can port Wii games to PS2. I won't be surprised if PS3 repeat PS2's path.
The bottom line is, I will be extremely happy to see two consoles from the same generation top 100 million. That will be a new record.
It (PS3's market share) might hit 30%, but definently not more. ~ Neo
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