fastyxx on 18 June 2008
Why does it matter if it goes below 30% worldwide? What's magical about that number?
They are finally making a profit and they are selling more this year than they did last year, which leads one to believe the profit will continue. This is their goal.
Would they like to sell more units? Sure. But whatever they do from here on out is win/win as they are already in profitibaility mode unless the established 19 million base or whatever suddenly stops buying games and products, which obviously isn't happening.
These numbers are for fanboys to bicker over, not for accountants and economists.
Can't we all just get along and play our games in peace?
