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vivster said: 1. Consumers have more time for handhelds. Handhelds are consumed differently than home consoles. 2. Handhelds are cheaper. Screensize and hardware are nowhere near to compare. Again, both serve different needs of consumers. 3. Handhelds and consoles have different target audiences. A big part of handheld consumers have no need for a home console and vice versa. To pick a less exaggerated comparison: Comparing handhelds to home consoles is like comparing smartphones to desktop computers. They may both do the same things but they do them completely differently. Both have their uses in different fields. |
I was just stating that your post was no better than others. An over-exagerated comment that had no purpose.
your points are valid though. We just differ in opinions. My reasoning why consoles and HH's can be compared when smart phones and desktops cannot are because they have similar sales. The PS2 is the best selling system after all beating the DS. The PS also outsold the GBA & PSP.
| oldschoolfool said: if that't the case,then why not compare those systems to Ipads,iphones,pc's. consoles and handheld's are different things. |
See above.
