Jay520 said:
It's definitely in the "fading" stage. And it looks like it's going to be "away" too quickly to catch up. |
Down 25% YoY? I'd like to see a source for that. But even then, the PS3 hasn't had a price drop (it actually had a price increase) in nearly 2 years. It is reaching saturation at that price. It still has a lot of room for price drops before reaching that $129 price point.
JazzB1987 said:
Thats a much better thing to do than blindly follow brands like alot of Europeans do lol. I am one so I am allowed to say it. |
Alright guys stop the madness.
We all need to realize that Sony and Microsoft and Nintendo have been extremely successful with a 30% 3 way tie
when all is said and done.
Nintendo is successful so is Sony and Microsoft.
We should all be happy None of these companies are going to go away and I personally don't want to see anyone
of these companies go away.
I really want to see some innovative games coming from sony with PS4 Hopefull Knack is going to be good.
I like the fact that Microsoft is part of the industry because of them we get to play PC games we would have
never known about.
And I hope Nintendo really take their franchises to the next level with Wii U.
Guys we should all be happy Microsoft Sony and Nintendo are doing well.
I think we are looking for one company to just push ahead and dominate.
I think those days are over, PS2 was the last console I think will dominate PS2 I believe had 75% Market Share.
I don't think Nintendo or Microsoft or Sony can ever do that again .
Each company got their fanbase and following. And neither company will get left behind.
There is nothing to fear just great gaming consoles to play on.
Remember at the end of the day, we are all gamers, no matter what gaming device we choose to play on.
WiiUPlayBox.
| Mazty said: There was never a console war in the US. The US always buys home grown products over international firms and everyone tends to know this - there's a good reason multinationals from Europe don't bother with the US. |
You are fucking clueless about America. So I guess Nintendo, Toyota and Samsung are American grown company. I'll give you a guess why I mention these three companies.
S.T.A.G.E. said:
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The "iThings" is irrelevant to game consoles. Apple devices are mostly just some hipster bullshit.
In regards to game consoles, consumers primarily just go where the game they want are. Whether they be Americans, or Japanese.
The 360 showed the Japanese will buy an American game console if it just gets games they want. As it got less exclusive games Japanese consumers enjoy, sales declined.
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bonkers555 said:
You are fucking clueless about America. So I guess Nintendo, Toyota and Samsung are American grown company. I'll give you a guess why I mention these three companies. |
Calm down it's not that serious.
Read my post above.
Mr Puggsly said:
The "iThings" is irrelevant to game consoles. Apple devices are mostly just some hipster bullshit. In regards to game consoles, consumers primarily just go where the game they want are. Whether they be Americans, or Japanese. The 360 showed the Japanese will buy an American game console if it just gets games they want. As it got less exclusive games Japanese consumers enjoy, sales declined. |
The Truth.
The Japanese console market is pretty dismal and has been for a long time.
The console sales there a horrible compared to the rest of the world.
I think the Japanese just love their mobile gaming devices 3DS and such Hopefully PSVITA sales pick up if they haven't already.
| Mazty said: There was never a console war in the US. The US always buys home grown products over international firms and everyone tends to know this - there's a good reason multinationals from Europe don't bother with the US. |
You're right, there wasn't a console war....with the original Xbox.
Lawlight said:
Poor, poor analogy. The race has a fixed target - 100m, 200m, etc. A console race doesn't. Anything else to say? |
Sorry, what you said initially was:
| Lawlight said: A thread title of "Sony won the console war" is also valid. |
No, because Sony hasn't won yet, it is behind Wii. You may say "Sony will maybe win the console war - I hope", but that you could also say about Microsoft.
Also Nintendo didn't dropped out yet, the Wii is selling.
Stop stating as a fact, that Sony will close the gap. That is highly unlikely. But if you bet on that event - say that you hope for it will happen, not say it happened.
| Lawlight said: You're right - the PS3 might ship 11M instead of 13M. Unless, of course, the PS3 gets a price drop, which is very likely. So, I'd say sales will be stable. |
LOL, wanna bet?
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