Loud_Hot_White_Box on 24 April 2008
| starcraft said: Why did this thread make it past one reply? Someone asked a simple question, to which the answer cannot possibly be anything other than no (unless Sony literally sacrificed the company in order to deliver a $200 price drop tomorrow. Though even then, Nintendo could easily match their price, and Microsoft could do it without losing nearly as much money, so I still don't think the PS3 would get past 80 million). So, N-O spells NO! |
What you said doesn't imply that PS3 won't sell like gangbusters. Plus, a $199 PS3 is more bang for the buck than a $149 360 or a $99 Wii, period (Blu-Ray, $50/year for online play becomes more important as console prices drop, price of 360 add-ons start to appear even more ridiculous given that they are included in PS3, etc.)
PS3 will break 100 million. It's just that the industry is growing so much, and so many more countries now have consumers with the cash to spend, that 100 million won't be as big a deal in 6 years as it was when PS2 topped 100 million.
