MontanaHatchet on 15 February 2008
The problem is that a console can have the best hardware sales in the world, but if the software sales don't match up (maybe people bought PS3s just for the Blu-ray player), then your console really is not doing well at all.
Look at Europe, where Hi-Def has barely made a breakthrough. The PS3 attach rates there are great, and have netted the system several million sellers. Look at Japan and America, where Hi-Def is becoming increasingly more popular.
The software is nothing to brag about in those two places. Sure the userbase is limited, but one should expect more.
