atma998 said:
You bring some good points here. The thing is we said the exact same thing with the PS2 3 years ago and it sold some extra millions in the emerging markets until 2012. The same will probably happens with the DS. If the PS2 had a 12 years lifespan (including 6 years after its successor was released), I don't see how the DS cannot at least have a 10 years old lifespan and sell at least 3 or 4 years after it successor is released. And these are some low projections. |
The DS is not being sold in nearly the same amount of territories as the PS2 was. And the DS will not be on the market after 2014. Not only because the decline in sales will make it pointless to keep it on the market, but also because Nintendo is not going to be supporting 4 consoles at once for that long. That's just not their style.







