Shadow1980 said:
Farsala said:
Just comparing Augusts. ie 2nd august. So when it launched is moot unless i looked at bad numbers.
Well, the PSP's second August was August 2007, in which case it sold only 146k.
PS4 doing worse then PSP in any metric is pretty bad for a market leader. I suspect a price cut may have happened. PSP $ by inflation is about the same as PS4. And I do not think PSP was bundled much.
The PSP was $170 by August 2007. Adjusted for inflation that's only $195, less than half the PS4's current price. And the only leading consoles in the U.S. to do better than the PS4 at this point in their lives were the PS2 and Wii, both of which were much cheaper at this point in their lives than the PS4. In August 2002 the PS2 was selling at $200, which is $270 in 2015 dollars, while in August 2008 the Wii was still selling at its launch price of $250, which is $277 in 2015 dollars.
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PSPs 2nd august vvas 2006. and at $250. It also had little bundling. 146k is correct though.
