kitler53 on 10 October 2013
| Kresnik said: I find this interesting simply because it's one of the first reports I've personally seen saying that they're expecting Xbox One to be more popular. For reference, John Lewis is a fairly-upmarket department store. I think they've got quite a few stores across the UK. With that said, and not to rain on this article, but I honestly had no idea they sold videogames or consoles until now. I knew they sold TV's and iPads and stuff, but not games. So it kinda figures that the type of people who do shop in their stores may be more interested in the more-expensively-priced Xbox. |
so that explains it.
1) this isn't a technology store so his vantage is vastly different from the rest of the industry.
2) upmarket store serve wealthy clients where that $100 difference won't be so impactful. ..and we all know that the $100 price difference is really the only differentiator in these systems.
