ironmanDX said:
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How can people tell me differently when the facts are right there for everyone to see?
WHO WON?? | |||
Sony's PS3 | 419 | 34.57% | |
Microsoft's Xbox 360 | 102 | 8.42% | |
Nintendo's Wii | 691 | 57.01% | |
Total: | 1,212 |
ironmanDX said:
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How can people tell me differently when the facts are right there for everyone to see?
HikenNoAce said:
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Facts can be translated differently. You also compare different consoles to different times at different prices... We really shouldn't start this again!
I love my PS3 and prefer it over my Wii. But nintendo won with the Wii this generation, only problem was the wii didn't have a long life because of horrible 3rd party support and now the Wii U is suffering for it.
Rafux said: Nintendo, billions made. |
Nintendo, although they won this gen, lost money. They didn't make billions they lost several hundred thousand to there total budget.
This is a weird question for the message boards of a website that specifically tracks the sales of consoles.
All you have to do is look on the front page and see who has the highest number. *hint it's the Wii*
I see there are still people clinging to straws saying the PS3 won even though the Wii sold the most but wait more straws... The PS3 will outsell the Wii in 2017!!! Well brother the Gen ends when the Xbox One and PS4 hits the shelves....
Nintendo by far won this Gen both handheld and tv console market but id make a stab and say the PS3 has by far superior library as far as PS3 and Wii are concerned. (PS3 has a better library then the 360 but its closer then the other comparison)
Currently the winner is still Wii, but we'll see lifetime HW and SW sales when all of the three home consoles will have stopped selling.
DS is obviously the portable winner by a large margin.
This gen, though, is the first in which even the last ranking sold more than 70M HW units, and I hope it will be the same also for the gen just started.
kowenicki said: If you look at the finances and pure numbers of it all then clearly Nintendo won... by a mile. Saying otherwise is rather silly. |
Whilst the Wii was clearly the most profitable console, its success came at a price, looking into their customer retention rate across generation and you can see clearly that the brand has suffered in the eyes of the core audiences, and Nintendo unfortunately, did not strike gold twice with a 'gimmick innovation' and has suffered significantly due to this.
The 360 in contrast, became the poster child for core gaming and gained a significant market share of the core audiences, the same type of audience that have high adotpion and rentention rate across generations and I would defintely label MS as another 'winner' this gen.