If RROD had never existed, do you think 360 sales could've been far better?

[TheRealMafoo]

montrealsoon said:

TheRealMafoo said:

montrealsoon said:
The average person has not even heard of RRoD. I think RRoD is a bigger issue for 'gaming proponents' on whatever side of the spectrum they side with.

I think the cluttered menu system of the 360 is a bigger potential handicap for new (and very unexperienced) users than RRoD.

 

How can you people think something failing 1 in 3... that's 1 in 3!!! is something people don't know about?

As for HD sales, the "HD consoles" collectively have more market then the Wii. if the 360 was not a pice of shit from a build quality perspective, it would have most all of that market.

          You say "people", I said "the average person".

          The average person probably hasn't heard of the 360, much less RRoD.

 

           >> if the 360 was not a pice of shit from a build quality perspective, it would have most all of that market.<<

           If you really think that, you are in serious denial of why people are buying up the Wii in hordes.

           RRoD is a problem with the gaming enthusiasts.   The 360 "design and games" represents the best of what 2004 had to offer.

 

 

 

 

The "average person" in the world has never used a phone (only about 20% of the world population has ever talked on a phone).

I am not talking about the average person, I am talking about anyone who might ever buy a console for gaming. And of those people, almost all of them know about the 360's reliability issues.

Also, please read. I said almost all of the HD market. Meaning just about everyone who bought a PS3, would have bought a 360 instead. The main reason people don't, is for some strange reason, people don't like buying things that break.