mike_intellivision on 18 June 2012
I also wonder how many of the sales of PS3s and Xbox 360s are replacement units. Between upgrades and special units and moving the account to a new machine when the old one dies, those consoles have had another stream of sales.
The Wii, because of its locked memory (meaning some game saves and all DLC cannot be moved to another console), is more likely to be repaired than replaced if the user wants to keep playing the system.
I also wonder if we are not paying the price for stretching the generation out too long.
Mike from Morgantown
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