Skeeuk said:
ZenfoldorVGI said:
Smashed said:
ultimate_123 said: Wii numbers in a week are more than how much PS3/360 have on average sold in US this year! 360 still outselling PS3 by a strong 24K. |
Have you forgotten that the PS3 is 200$ more then the 360? 24K is terrible.
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I'd be interested to see how many people bought a Pro, and how many people bought an Arcade with no hard drive.
That said, Nintendomination is so sweet. Anyone still think the PS3 will beat the Wii this gen?
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well the market for wii is much different to ps360, so i highly doubt ps3 will edge wii in total sales LT mabey, but the nintendomination sweet thing i have to laugh about................. games?
ps3 will beat nintendomination in gaming.
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Lack of games is your generally accepted opinion. In my opinion, Galaxy is still one of the best games this gen, if not the best.
Sales are static fact, as is Nintendomination, unless you want to argue that these numbers don't constitute domination. They do. Nintendo also sells more software, as I understand it, than the other consoles, generally, and are often the top publisher of the week.
The DS is the best handheld for core gamers, imo, but provably it is handily beating the PSP. Dominating it, in fact in sales and userbase.
Just because you don't like the games on the console, doesnt' mean that casuals don't. The Wii is vastly more popular than the PS3 and Xbox 360. It sells more software, and pulls in more profit. The DS is vastly more popular than the PSP. It sells much more software, and pulls in more profit. The gap here is so huge, it would take a fallacy to not declare it "domination."
I am simply happy about Nintendomination. You are not.
As for the markets being different, I think that's an excuse, or a lie by omission. Sony wishes it could tap the Nintendo casual market, while Nintendo will always have the core Nintendo fanboy argument, and it can't even keep up with demand for its own market for long enough to show interest in Sonys. Saying the markets are different is not the whole truth. The markets are different, because Nintendo's market is much larger and more profitable, and Sony's market is only as big as Nintendo allows it to be. Nintendo owns the casual market from last gen. It dominates it, like the PS2 once did. That is why the PS2 was so successful. Thus, Nintendomination.