teigaga said:
dsgrue3 said:
Not sure if serious.
The dude said the move did not sell "at all." And you're telling me that I'm in the wrong for explaining why that type of comment is utter shit? Wow...
Futhermore, take the heaviest bundled PS3 game and it doesn't exceed 12% of total units so I have no idea why you think bringing that up means anything at all. Pretending to know something you don't is not conducive to an unbiased analysis.
I'm sure there was plenty of PR in that number, so cut it in half for all I care. Is 7.5 million units "not selling at all?"
I think you understand where I'm going with this. If you don't, you are beyond help.
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Dude, did no one hug you as a child? You're in the wrong for responding in such a brash, insulting mannor; dismissing him as some deluded fanboy. The popular consensus is that the Move didn't sell a lot. If what you mean to say is that the move isn't the failure people make it out to be, I'd agree (look at my post, i never agreed with him) but its understandable why someone might assume it to be a failure because much of the software failed and even those decent numbers you presented are obviously misleading. If we agree the 15m is most probably twisted somehwat, I brought up the software sales of the most bundled game becuase that is usaually a strong indication of where the truth lays.
Anyway the main point of his arguement was that bundled peripherals garuntee better support. And he's of course right, lets not get caught up in a regressive MS vs Sony thing.
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If you want me to respond kindly then don't make patently absurd statements as he did.
If he had said the Move didn't sell as well as Sony planned and as a result of this considered it a failure, I would have taken no issue at all. That's not what he said. He went full-out partisan and attempted to mitigate the success (limited) of the move, pretending its sales were essentially meaningless.
It's not a MS vs Sony thing, it's a reality vs. partisan comments thing. I'd do the same thing if I saw someone mitigate Kinect sales.
