allblue said:
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Oh, uh thanks. I'll update my post. Sorry I wasn't very accurate.


allblue said:
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Oh, uh thanks. I'll update my post. Sorry I wasn't very accurate.


I think Sony letting Microsoft take Brazil is a huge loss. It'll probably make up for the loss of the U.K.
theprof00 said:
Oh, uh thanks. I'll update my post. Sorry I wasn't very accurate. |
Yeah ok, sorry if I came across angry. Nothing personal, just felt that it incorrectly described us as a population. :)
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foodfather said:
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That doesn't change the numbers or the results. So it doesn't influence the numbers there are right now!
kitler53 said:
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Good argument... heres my rubuttal
http://youtu.be/HiIla9Mqo1I?t=33s
| Figgycal said: I think Sony letting Microsoft take Brazil is a huge loss. It'll probably make up for the loss of the U.K. |
They had to give them something. So it's all good :)
BTW the thread needs to added UK because PS4 is already the biggest launch in the Amazon.com history.
allblue said:
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So are you trying to say that Sony has a chance?
Oh and as a "bloody yank," I'm looking forward to the 50th on 23.11.13.
| Seece said: Well yes, given PS4 releases the week after it makes sense for it to be #1 that week. |
thats not whats really being said though. Amazon is saying X1 will be the best selling system.... until ps4 comes out and tops it the next week
| shikamaru317 said: This is good news for the Xbox One actually, not sure why some people think it's bad news. If Amazon UK is expecting the Xbox One to be the fastest selling xonsole in the country, that puts it ahead of the previous fastest selling console, the 3DS, which sold 113,000 units in the UK on it's opening weekend. It's already looking like the Xbox One will sell almost a million on opening weekend here in the US, add on 113,000+ sales in the UK, plus sales from the other 11 launch countries, and the Xbox One is going to have an amazing launch. Microsoft doesn't need to beat Sony, they just need to stay a close 2nd. |
They kind of need to beat Sony though. Other than the U.S. and U.K., Microsoft is behind Sony in every other territory. Losing UK and US, even by a close second is a bad look.