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Do you still support physical media?

Always 38 41.30%
 
Mostly 20 21.74%
 
Sometimes 14 15.22%
 
Rarely 9 9.78%
 
Never 5 5.43%
 
Don't care 4 4.35%
 
Don't have the space 2 2.17%
 
Total:92
xl-klaudkil said:
shavenferret said:

The market is moving to digital but you might be right. Some changes happen quite fast and others might occur much more slowly. Do you think that Sony failed to do market research and just make a bunch of assumptions on this one? 

They skewed the digital vs physical numbers but no,

Sadly in the end they may "lose" 1mill players out of the 100mill thats nothing.

They wont backtrack anyway.

Lose 1 million? You do know there are about 120 countries that cant access the PSN, right? They will lose millions on that alone. Coupled with the expensive prices and the absolute disaster the brand is going through right now and I think Sony is in for a rough time.



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KLXVER said:
xl-klaudkil said:

They skewed the digital vs physical numbers but no,

Sadly in the end they may "lose" 1mill players out of the 100mill thats nothing.

They wont backtrack anyway.

Lose 1 million? You do know there are about 120 countries that cant access the PSN, right? They will lose millions on that alone. Coupled with the expensive prices and the absolute disaster the brand is going through right now and I think Sony is in for a rough time.

But how much is their current revenue share of those 120+ countries with no PSN?

10%? 5%? What's your guess?



Conina said:
KLXVER said:

Lose 1 million? You do know there are about 120 countries that cant access the PSN, right? They will lose millions on that alone. Coupled with the expensive prices and the absolute disaster the brand is going through right now and I think Sony is in for a rough time.

But how much is their current revenue share of those 120+ countries with no PSN?

10%? 5%? What's your guess?

I guess 7.3%. Not sure why this matters, but thats my guess.