leatherhat said:
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Last this month (October)? I don't think so. It probably won't be last for the rest of the year
isn't NPD said about 50% people buying kinect bundle,i guess thats why August average price was $280
| D-Joe said: isn't NPD said about 50% people buying kinect bundle,i guess thats why August average price was $280 |
That can't be right. If 50% of people were buying Kinect bundles in the US than Kinect Adventures would have sold roughly 25-40k per week depending in Americas a week.
yo_john117 said:
That can't be right. If 50% of people were buying Kinect bundles in the US than Kinect Adventures would have sold roughly 25-40k per week depending in Americas a week. |
ah...you can ask ioi
It's a one off thing that happened in September due to the Gears 3 bundle and of course it had to be cherry picked.
360 is just the console of choice in America and it's difficult to change that this late in the gen.
Same when PS3 was outselling X360 in EMEAA at quite a higher price.
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So yes, with the PS3 price cut, it is now below the average 360 price, even if the 360 had no Gears 3 bundle (July 360 - $280, September PS3 - $271).
It is totally beacause of bundle with Kinect that cost 400 dollares, on the other side the most expensive PS3 is a bundle with move that is 350 dollares.
"If consumers think that the Xbox 360 offers a better value, then the $50 PS3 price cut could bring the PS3's average price below that of the Xbox 360 without actually driving PS3 sales higher than Xbox 360 sales.”
No that's not the case. Its all brand awareness and "my friend has an Xbox so I want one too".
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