MikeB said: @ nightsurge
I thought you were using shipment data? Shipments are not listed in exact months.... so how did you factor in their exact releases?
I rounded it for easy reading.
Again, just admit you were wrong in your initial claim.
I wrote my perspective above, like it or not.
Even if you cut out the PS1 and PS3 launch years and just compare the PS3's performance last fiscal year with the equal year within the PS1's lifecycle, the PS3 still performed better despite the higher entry pricing.
Like I said, IMO the PS3 does not perform badly considering entry pricing and may well outsell the PS1 lifetime sales. |
Your perspective does not change the fact that you purposefullly chose skewed data to give the impression that the PS3 was tracking 9 million above the PS1, when in fact it is tracking 2.1-5.1 million below.
Also, you rounded shipment data months? How in the world did you accomplish such a feat? Regardless, my numbers are correct and your shipment "rounded" numbers are stil wrong.
This is the correct info:
In your initial statement, MikeB, you used data only covering the following time frames:
PS1 - 28 months Japan, 16 months NA, 16 months EU
PS3 - 28 months Japan, 28 months NA, 23 months EU
So in other words you were still using nearly a years worth of more data for your PS3 figure than the PS1 figure (aka, not equal time frames).
Again, just admit you were wrong in your initial claim. I have given you more than enough undeniable reasoning to support why you were wrong.
Taking into account all variables which can be used, the reality is that the PS3 is tracking BEHIND the PS1 by 2.1-5.1 million units!
As you can see I am not questioning your perspective as we all know you have a very flawed and biased outlook for Sony.
I am merely asking you admit to being wrong to your initial claim of the PS3 tracking 9 million above the PS1 which has been shown to be very wrong using even your own data and any reasonable form of logic available.
I've not once even tried to argue with you regarding the PS3's price and its current performance, why do you keep bringing this up? I am simply arguing your flawed statement that you made regarding the PS3 vs the PS1, not the PS3 in the current generation. It always has a chance of outselling the PS1, and it should if it wishes to be considered a success, but the chances of it missing this mark are much higher.