Sullla said:
This whole "10 year" thing really needs to stop. Aside from the fact that it's obvious Sony PR, it just doesn't make any logical sense. Let me give you some examples: The SNES launched (in America) in 1991. How much SNES hardware/software was getting sold in 2001? The whole thing is laughable. No one was interested in purchasing games for the decade-old SNES in 2001; you were probably snapping up exciting new titles like Final Fantasy X or Grand Theft Auto 3 instead. I mean, why would you care about a decrepit, ancient system so long after release? The Playstation was the most successful console ever in history at the time it came out, but by 2005 it was completely and utterly dead. What makes you think that a struggling console like the PS3 will still be embraced by consumers in 2016? However great it is now, it will be HOPELESSLY outdated by then! Unless you think that games like Super Mario 64 and Final Fantasy VII are cutting-edge today... because they were brand-new tech in 1996! |
The PS1 was discontinued in 2006, and therefore lasted 11 years. The PS2 is approaching it's 8th year and is still going strong. In fact, in 2007 it outsold both the X360 and the PS3. I expect the PS3 to last 10 years, although it is certain that the PS4 will launch several years before the PS3 is finally laid to rest.
No, the PS3 isn't likely to top 100m, but 70m+ is practically a certainty.







