Here are the numbers for this week:
PS3:
158,629
360:
114,546
From the previous weeks the gap was only about 20,000. This week that gap is double. Given that there might be some errors with the American numbers that NPD will clarify, what do people think. And yes, we know the Wii is outselling both of them combined, but I think the winner between the PS3 and 360 will benefit a lot this generation by getting the games that are not geared towards a Wii audience and that are the super big-budget games. This generation is very different from the one before it as far as I can tell. I don't think one console will outright dominate in its allocation of exclusives, multi-plats, even if it has the largest market share.
Please discuss what you think.
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