ps4tw said:
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1. Sales and market share aren't all that matters, as a matter of fact they're less important than profits. Profits are #1 to the business. It's worthless if the XBox One sells at $50 apiece and grabs up 80% marketshare while selling their consoles at a huge loss
2. Sega and Nintendo are different. Sega had multiple failures, and did not have any where close to the amount of money Nintendo has. The Wii, 3DS and DS have made Nintendo plenty of money, plus on top of that their software, almost everything they publish ends up a million seller on the Wii U.
3. The Dreamcast was already selling for $99 and below at this period of it's life and was on clearance, that's what caused a sales spike towards the end of it's life.
4. I don't even know why I'm responding to you, hopefully you will actually read and learn something instead of being stubborn.







