By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close

Forums - Microsoft - Microsoft says February was the “biggest in Xbox 360 history”

Cueil on 15 March 2010
huaxiong90 said:
Congrats to the Xbox 360, buuut:

"Guess MS is off to a good start, and if this trend continues, Arron Greenberg may be right – Xbox 360 may beat PS3 by the end of the year – or at least give it a run for it’s money."

I didn't know America is the only significant country for the console war.


It's probably the only country that is significant... Japan and UK have some significance but if we're speaking of just a single self contained country then the statement has some merit... of course as a region Europe is just as important



 
Get your Portable ID!

Around the Network
huaxiong90 on 15 March 2010
Cueil said:
huaxiong90 said:
Congrats to the Xbox 360, buuut:

"Guess MS is off to a good start, and if this trend continues, Arron Greenberg may be right – Xbox 360 may beat PS3 by the end of the year – or at least give it a run for it’s money."

I didn't know America is the only significant country for the console war.


It's probably the only country that is significant... Japan and UK have some significance but if we're speaking of just a single self contained country then the statement has some merit... of course as a region Europe is just as important

Yeah, I should've said region.



Rockstar: Announce Bully 2 already and make gamers proud!

Kojima: Come out with Project S already!

meatloaf73 on 15 March 2010
HexenLord said:
So now MS is using its NPD figures (which only tracks America) to say its basically 'won' February? I take it MS has basically no concern for the rest of the world, since both the Wii AND PS3 outsold it in total sales for Feb.


Come on, Let the 360 owners have their moment. You don't expect them to post figures for Japan or the rest of the world or their entire Feb sales as they would be 3rd behing Wii and PS3. This is marketing folks. Point out your strong points and don't mention your weak points.