Stinky said: Ok let's apply some math here: Making a generous assumption that from next month on, the PS3 consistantly outsells the 360 by 50000 units per month *.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't know why this should be generous. According to the weekly hardware sales, the PS3 outsells the 360 from about at least 20.000 units a WEEK, the latest figures say 35.000 units, tough. The number you were saying fairly represents the sales figure the PS3 can track down in just two weeks.
So, let's apply some correct math here again:
If the PS3 consistantly outsells the 360 by at least 35.000 units per week, it would make 140.000 units per month, which makes 1.68m per year. Taking notice of a "not so bad" software lineup the PS3's future still holds and the arrival of a super-slim model, it could be very realistic the PS3 catches this 1.9m gap in a very year.
Nonetheless: in the end I really don't care that much about who "wins" this generation in terms of sales. What counts is software to me as a gamer. I don't want to downgrade the discussion about hardware sales by saying that, but then again, according to sales figures every week, the PS3 already outsells the 360 for quite some time now. And it had to having reduced the gap from about 6m when the PS3 got launched to now 2m. Lately, one day ago, a guy here at my work just sold his 360 to get a PS3. He's not that big huge gaming nerd, just a console gamer, who finds the PS3 a sweeter package of hardware.