Nem said:
The PS3 benefited alot from the PS2, i don't see what your point is. If it came off a dud, it would've been a different situation. 3DS, just like the PS3 had a price barrier to overcome. As for the other poster, the PSP was not seen as a sucess. It was rampant with piracy, wich is why it sold so well. A new generation is not a clean slate you are oh so direly mistaken on that. I don't even know how you can say something like that. When you buy the sequal of a game, you don't take into account how much you enjoyed the original? That is unthinkable. Finally, its not the only defining factor, but it greatly influences the first years. Why do people keep thinking my argument is simplistic? Either X years? Or only this this one factor? Cmon... get real. The purchase of a console is a complex decision. Its not up to one or two things, several things weight in. The value given to each one is determined by the individual consumer. |
So my point still stands, the success/failure of a device doesn't dictate the success/failure of the successor.
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