*Peers into crystal ball*
Wii: 43.0m 360: 26.5m PS3: 20.5m
Wii has the potential to sell substantially more; it all depends on how many Nintendo can supply.
*Peers into crystal ball*
Wii: 43.0m 360: 26.5m PS3: 20.5m
Wii has the potential to sell substantially more; it all depends on how many Nintendo can supply.
My imagining of the numbers are a little different then both on here...
Wii- 44
360 - 24
ps3 - 22
This year ps3 has been catching up slowly. I think now the times finally starting to turn however the 360 pricecut is going to be an unknown factor. It will boost 360 but by how much??
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SaviorX said:
I think this right here is a little conservative. Sales of Smash relative to the Wii are at about 1 in 5 right now. I think that ratio will hold steady come this holiday, and even the people who don't have it right now might get a copy. With the Wii possibly selling 10 million from now until the end of January 2009, that is 2 million copies of Smash Brawl sold right there. It is the game's first holiday season here after all.
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Ahh, you're right. I wrote that, saw it was January and not December, so I changed everything else, but not that. Thanks for correcting me. I also lowballed a bit, so your 9 million sound more reasonable after all.
http://www.vgchartz.com/games/userreviewdisp.php?id=261
That is VGChartz LONGEST review. And it's NOT Cute Kitten DS
Ignoring the Wii. So far we stand at:
360 21.35M
PS3 15.84M
Last year from about this point on through January 2008:
360 4.16M
PS3 4.6M
PS3 price cut to the same price it will be this year happend first week of November. 360 has been reduced across the board for this years Holidays. PS3 got a early November bump last year that it will not get this year because of the price drop last year.
With the recent 360 price drop and doing better in Japan and Europe (compared to last year) I expect the following:
360 26.00M
PS3 20.25M
Its libraries that sell systems not a single game.
I don't get all these people who pick a number for wii in the low 40s and blame it on supply; if you just think they won't sell, you are welcome to your opinion, but its easy to see that there will be more supply than that.
As Rol has stated repeatedly, Nintendo says they will ship 51 million by March 31; clearly this means they have the capacity to make and ship 51 million by then. Nintendo currently builds 2.4 million per month, so its easy to see that by the end of January about 46 million should be to retail. Assuming the demand exists nearly all of those should have sold as Nintendo will almost certainly airlift January supply so it arrives in December again this year.