| TheSource said: I don't have the figures for Europe, but the most interesting thing about the recent data is that you can no longer argue Wii users are buying other consoles in the US. The console figures in the US for May were the lowest since May 2000 (by NPD), and comparable to 1997 / 1998, during the height of the N64 / PS1 days when selling 350,000-400,000 consoles in the US market was considered amazing. (...)Basically, figures have been abysmal in January, April, and May - and bad from January - May. We're heading for a 2004-2005 like year in the USA...which is not good. |
If you consider just home consoles, do things look better or worse? I got a feeling it looks worse...
Do you think there`s a chance price cuts will help or this late in their lifecycles, it won`t change things?
