akuma587 on 06 September 2008
bonkers555 said:
Because Sony see North America is a lost cause. There is no way they can catch up to the Wii or the 360 in this upcoming holiday season. Sony is really pushing the PS3 in the Europe market where they can easily beat out the 360 and take some of the Wii market shares. PS3 is like 4 millions units behind the 360 in North America. |
No way dude. Sony has not given up on North America. If they have given up anywhere it is Japan.
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