| gorgepir said: http://www.vgchartz.com/forum/thread.php?id=4215&start=0#end http://e3.gamespot.com/story.html?sid=6174649&tag=latestnews;title;1 Analysts seem to think Nintendo won. |
" Wedbush Morgan Securities' Michael Pachter said before the show that he expected an Xbox 360 price cut by the end of the Microsoft conference as an answer to Sony's $100 PS3 price cut from earlier in the week. With no such cut materializing, Pachter admitted he was wrong, and said that Microsoft is in a tough position right now because of the recently announced warranty extension for the system. He said a price cut now might send the wrong signal to consumers about the quality of the hardware, and they could save the price cut until they can reassure consumers that whatever was wrong with the system has been fixed."
Analysts don't know what they are talking about. I said before E3 that it would be hard for M$ to cut their prices because of the $1 billion to fix their consoles. At least he's smart enough to admit he's wrong and realize what he should have before E3 like most people.
Do the people you are quoting even play videogames? Give me a break.
Edit: ""The reality is that the Wii is not expanding the market as much as Nintendo wants us to believe," Goodman said. "According to a publisher I have spoken to, less than 10 percent of Wii buyers did not previously own a console."
