Norion said:
You literally said you think it'll likely be sub 500k next year and expect the drop in 2027 to be much larger than it is this year and next year so your math just isn't adding up since that would not be 800k for those two years. No it is not at all guaranteed for the drop next year to be bigger than this year and yes I believe that could happen if it doesn't get any more price increases cause its price getting high is clearly the biggest reason why it's dropped so much since September so expecting things to be more stable going forward as long as it doesn't increase again is completely reasonable. Expecting a Playstation console to start selling like how the 360 did in Japan is what's crazy here. If things even started approaching that bad Sony would do something to try to boost sales. This is genuinely some Switch cliff level stuff. |
You still think that the price is the PS5's biggest detriment when it isn't. But even on that topic; what, Sony's going to drop the price of the PS5 astronomically or something and start taking losses on a system that is well past its peak already? In a country where it clearly doesn't stand a chance against the competition at this point? Let's be realistic here.
You somehow believe that the PS5 is just going to continue to coast regardless of the massive factors against it: Switch 2, an unpopular form factor, and, most importantly, no more Monster Hunter-level exclusives left. Averaging a bit above 500k for the next 3 years is completely absurd. This isn't early 2023 when the future was still a bit cloudy. The writing is right there on the wall.
All I can say is, prepare to be disappointed.
