| Rath said: New players = expanded market. Anyway, what the hell has the DS got to do with this? Its part of the handheld market. |
No.
New players + old players = expanded m.
new plyrs - old plyrs =shifted m.
Blah, now it's not funny anymore...
Your Wii fad thread gave me some good laughs thanks to peoples answers, and your we need daily updates thread gave me some good laughs because people were falling for you, but know it becomes obviously that you are only trying to be funny.
I could see an argument that if the market as a whole didn't expand at all (or if its growth did not exceed the previous generation's growth) you could have a point; but with the handheld market at nearly 100,000 Million consoles sold, with an additional 60 to 80 Million more units to be sold before there are new handhelds on the market, along with their being 45 Million home consoles with (likely) a minimum of 45 Million home consoles sold every year for the next 4 years, I don't think you have a point at all.
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| nintendo_fanboy said: Blah, now it's not funny anymore... Your Wii fad thread gave me some good laughs thanks to peoples answers, and your we need daily updates thread gave me some good laughs because people were falling for you, but know it becomes obviously that you are only trying to be funny. |
no, this is a serious thread but no ones taking them seriously.
Look at my deduction above.
Kayanator said:
No. New players + old players = expanded m. new plyrs - old plyrs =shifted m. |
and why have wii and ds shifted old players away?
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Ah, you made me Lol.
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Kayanator said:
No. New players + old players = expanded m. new plyrs - old plyrs =shifted m. |
The old players still exist, if the total sales of consoles this generation is greater than that of last generation then the market expanded.
| Kayanator said: Because then the wii/ds hasn't expanded the market they have only shifted the maret to new players while losing old ones. |
Does this same metric apply to all consoles? I'm not sure I understand where you're going with this.
brute said:
and why have wii and ds shifted old players away? |
i didnt say they did. but if they dont outsell the ps2 then either they did shift old players away or they didnt gain new ones.
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