| yo33331 said: I am not denying the Switch software lineup that is coming. It just won't help much at this point because of the saturation point .. By 2022 the system will be over 100M I am very curious how and what you will be saying next year when the cliff hits. Really. And please don't compare me with those people that have really damaged control the system from day one, saying that the cliff is coming. I am not one from them I have never ever told anything about cliff for the system before this year. This year I just made a prediction about next year based on a few things. I haven't said or thought that switch would be weak selling console, or it will have the cliff in 2019 or 2020 or 2021. Or even in the start of it's life. 130-140M is still very respectable number and it is showing that the system is very successful. No denying that. I just don't believe it will hit and pass 150M. And this is in no shape or form connected to any other console sales performance or whatever. This is just my opinion going forward from now on, not from launch or from 2018/19/20. |
It´s not the right thing because has, over and over, diminished their profit. Sony takes and makes the smart choice and focuses on profitability over please fanboy. The 130M or 140 will low the profit margins. It´s not a good choice here. Maybe the risk is too high for a low return. Ps4 doesn´t have a DVD player for multimedia device dominance. Sony never truly expanded the market with a rupture market device or a blue ocean strategy the great point is: Sony has an excellent chain of distribution, Playstation has benefits for this.
Ps4 has fewer prices cuts and a shorter lifespan because Sony needs a good transition for Ps5. Ps2 is the best-selling stationary console of all time, but ps3 makes sony lost billions and is their worst stationary console. The trasincion it´s bad. Sony wants to prevent the Ps3 situation.







