Stever89 on 03 February 2008
| Oyvoyvoyv said: They do? Judging by million sellers only. Wii: 61.5M/21M=2.92/14months=0.209 Ps3: 12.6/9.6=1.3/12months(due to Europe) = 0.109 X360: 68/17=4/26?months=0.153. I know, this isn't a totally fair comparison. |
It's really not a fair comparison at all, since the 360 has A LOT of software that is below a million, while the Wii and PS3 have less software that is less than a million. The 360 gets a hand up due to it being out longer so it should have more million sellers, simply because even if a game only sells 10,000 units a week, in a year that game will sell half a million units. This isn't the case for some games, but if a games at 0.9 million, it only need 2k a week to get to a million in a year. So the extra year is a definite advantage for the 360. But at the same time, to not include software totals that are less than a million really favors the PS3 and Wii.
