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macross on 06 May 2008
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kingofwale said:
macross said:

They were creating more console, so they should sell more.... in the meanwhile. - This is for both Sony & Microsoft, Sony have continuously low sales with no big hit like Halo 3, Sony should have more console in production


They have lower user base, it means that they have more opportunity to be purchased... they should sell more.. - This is mainly for Sony.

For "Game Party", I am criticizing(satire) how a bad game can easily sell on Wii with a name and quality game don't sell.

For DS, I want to show you that it is not just party game and all of them got high review score, not like "Game Party"

Again.

We should look at the overall market, not just being a defense force, and think about what should they(S & M) do on regaining the market. Nintendo did reversed the market and expanded it, this is the fact you can't denied. Just look at the percentage of Wii, is already 45%

 

 


how does having "lower userbase" translate to "more opportunity to purchase???? Look at year 3,4,5 for PS2 and compare that to xbox and GC, you will see that NO, lower userbase doesn't translate AT ALL to "more opportunity to purchase", in fact, it translated to "dying system that nobody wants"

Frankly, I'm happy with the way Sony is going (I'm not a xbox owner, can't speak for them) As long as I get games I like in the system I own, I'm perfectly happy to let whatever they want "Game Party" or not, come out in another system I don't own

 


 

Lol, "PS3 = dying system that nobody wants", Thatz your conclusion, thatz nice.

For pessimistic fanboy talk, thatz nice.

For thatz your intelligence and couldn't understand how to turn lower user base in business, thatz nice.

For only bashing other console, not on how to improve the console, thatz nice.

WOW...Wow...wow...thatz NICE!



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