The Fury said:
Seece said: What else do you expect Yusef to say? And don't say the truth, it's a business they're working at remember. |
He didn't need to mention the PS3 at all. Simple as that.
What he said:
"People have been more satisfied with the Xbox 360 than the PS3, so in that respect people have less of a need to upgrade in the short-term due to regular updates for the Xbox 360,..."
What he could have said:
"People are very satisfied with the Xbox 360 and what it has to offer, so in that respect people have less of a need to upgrade in the short-term due to regular updates for the Xbox 360,..."
2 very different statments, and the latter less petty.
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The topic was about the sales gap between PS4 and XBone, though. Sony's console is relevant to his statement by virtue of the question that was asked. So bringing up how satisfied people were with their last gen consoles with respect to how many people are upgrading to the current gen would only have people implying "what? So people aren't satisfied with their PS3s, and that's why they're buying so many PS4s?".
Even if he said the latter quote in your post, the implication about PS3 would be there, whether by inference or the from the reporter straight up asking it as a legitimate follow up question.
Long story short: he shouldn't have brought upgrading into it at all. He should have kept on about how it's the most successful launch and is ahead of where 360 was in the same time period and that should lead to success (granted, as I've said before, it's only ahead because it was extremely front loaded, as sales have taken a nosedive, and it's coming off the heels of the very successful 360 as opposed to 360 was coming off the low selling OG Xbox and against PS3 hype before $600 announcement, therefore it was relatively easy to outsell 360 in the first couple months)