| DarkRPGamer007 said: Let's be honest now. This has literally NEVER WORKED for anybody! Before companies actually do it they always think it will work, and it does seem like a good idea, but it always seems to result in a lack of software (1st party and some cases 3rd) and they end up losing the generation anyway. And I understand there always needs to be a first, but should they all launch so they're ready or release early to maybe boost sales by like 1 or 2 million. Since I am sounding pessimistic, there are some pros to it, like you get the console out there, the name is more recognized, (this didn't work for Wii U unfortunately), and even if there's nothing big about it there's still a certain level of hype since it's the first "next gen" console. But for anyone who disagrees, look at every gen since the original. 3rd gen Atari 2600 (1983) 27.64m Sega Master System (1985) 10-13m NES (1985) 61.91m
4th gen Sega Genesis (1989) 29.54 m SNES- (1991) 49.10 m
5th gen Sega Saturn (Spring 1995) 8.82m PlayStation (1995) 104.25m N64 (1996) 32.93m
6th gen Sega Dreamcast (1999) 8.20m PS2 (2000) 157.68m XBOX (2001) 24.65m GC (2001) 21.74m
7th gen XBOX 360 (2005) 83.55m PS3 (2006) 83.81m Wii (2006) 101.11m
8th gen Wii U (2012) 7.6m PS4 (2013) 15.5m XB1 (2013) 8.1m
Hope that proves my point. Also just used numbers from the homepage for 8th gen consoles |
Where'd u get 15.5 for ps4?
