| Raze said: As a silent observer, I've watched the software charts over the past few months. It really seems like people are primarily buying games for the last gen systems. It makes me wonder if we really needed a new Sony or Microsoft console. Sure, Nintendo had to play catch up in the graphics department to become HD, but did anyone seriously need an upgrade to the PS3 or 360? The software charts seem to be saying "no". Perchance it's just a matter of ownership, as there are a ton more PS3 and 360 owners than there are PS4 and XB1 owners. Yet, I'm curious - as a gamer did you really need a new generation of consoles? Was your last gen console no longer good enough? |
The ps4 and xbox one have sold out the 360 and ps3 every week since. There arne't a ton of next gen games yet, which explains the sofware sales. By the end of the this year, I'm guessing xbox one and ps4 software will be dominating the sofware charts. Not to mention, people were talking about how much they wanted new consoles. Also, the ps3 and 360 were SOOO far behind modern tech that devs could barely even work on it anymore. They now target LESS than 30fps. Also, the xbox one, which is being dominated by the ps4, is still breaking previous records which means a very high demand for both systems.
And I'm just going to pretend you didn't say your last comment because it's one of the most non-sensical things I've ever read.
