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Azerth on 14 November 2013
betacon said:
Azerth said:
betacon said:
Azerth said:
Well at atleast they dont seem to rushing production to fill every supply demand I would rather them be short for a little bit then rush the concole and increase the fail rate


Sorry in what world do you live in? xbox one hasn;t even launched, could  be riddled with flaws.


Ummm were did i say it wouldnt  i said increase  i expect there to be some problems its a launch.  But if they rushed production to meet tge demand then that rate would likly increase then what it wouldve been

At least would be referring to another company "is" rushing a console to market

i was meaning like they did with the 360



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attaboy on 14 November 2013

Gamers? Patient? HA!

 

While retailers wait for more Xbox One consoles, they'll be more than happy to move a few PS4's.



DD_Bwest on 14 November 2013

so wait the xbox has supply problems? but i thought they were going to have just as many as ps4's.

hmm it almost seems like maybe those yield issues were true after all.



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Euphoria14 on 14 November 2013

All aboard the CBOAT!

Could he end up being right this entire time?



Either way, Sony will surely take full advantage of this.



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Carl on 14 November 2013

Not getting stock out to the indie stores will hurt them quite a bit in towns that dont have a Game. There is always the supermarket option but dedicated game stores will push whatever they can, and with no Xbox One to promote they will go all out PS4.



                            

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fps_d0minat0r on 14 November 2013

thats fine with me.
im willling to wait a thousand years



Kratos on 14 November 2013
ironmanDX said:
kitler53 said:
..purely due to high demand guys. scaling back to just 13 countries and not fully meeting retail demands in those countries has nothing to due with supply. demand is just soo high...


You know what else is high?

 




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WiiBox3 on 14 November 2013
ironmanDX said:
kitler53 said:
..purely due to high demand guys. scaling back to just 13 countries and not fully meeting retail demands in those countries has nothing to due with supply. demand is just soo high...


You know what else is high?

 

Your God Damned right.



MikeRox on 14 November 2013
Carl2291 said:
Not getting stock out to the indie stores will hurt them quite a bit in towns that dont have a Game. There is always the supermarket option but dedicated game stores will push whatever they can, and with no Xbox One to promote they will go all out PS4.


Luckily for MS they have a week long advantage to try and shove more stock down supply chains.



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MikeRox on 14 November 2013
kitler53 said:
..purely due to high demand guys. scaling back to just 13 countries and not fully meeting retail demands in those countries has nothing to due with supply. demand is just soo high...


If they're orders that MS have accepted and promised for launch, and they now can't fulfil them. That entirely is a supply issue. The cut off for guaranteed launch consoles came and went back in August on PS4. I'm sure XBONE was pretty close behind. If indie retailers aren't getting any systems at the moment, they will be pre orders that aren't being fulfilled at launch.



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