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AnthonyW86 said:
Kane1389 said:
AnthonyW86 said:
Kane1389 said:
AnthonyW86 said:
Oliver4p1 said:

Stonghold can be used as a descriptive word you know.

Like how? People on my floor at the office like strong coffee, but because we got a new colleague who likes Cappuccino we are losing the last stronghold of strong coffee?

Metaphors, how do they work?

I know how it works but ''stronghold'' when you are talking about sales of a game console in a country? Haha that's really pushing it.


Combining the word ''war'' with the word console is pushing it even more.

I know it's even funnier, didn't think that one up though. But seriously, an Xbox stronghold?

Well given "console war" has been around as a phrase for a few console generations I'd say stronghold is the perfect word to use for a country where sales of the console concerned has been higher than the competition, particularly where the competition has won out in nearly every other market. Or in the case of Europe in absolutely every other market.

And "war" has been used in retail competition terminology for decades. Ever heard of a "price war"?



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