schuelma said:
Maybe you're not aware, but in Japan Wii Sports is a stand alone game available for purchase. It's not a pack in. It's a full game. And its killing the PS3's entire library.
Tell me, if the PS3 was $250...which console would sell better, the Wii or PS3?
It's all about perceived value, and I'll say it again for the hundredth time, once the PS3 hits a mass market price...it'll sell like hotcakes...this case, sell like hotcakes in Japan.
Nightstick11 said:
No, they don't. See what I did there?
Yeah I saw, you made a dumb statement that cannot be supported by evidence.
I'm not surprised...you've been doing that this whole thread.
The Wii looks incredibly outdated NOW. Hint: Nobody cares. The definition of the "next generation" this time has been defined as the controller. You know the console cycle. Revolution(NES)--> Evolution(SNES, Genesis) --> Revolution(analog stick, rumble features) --> Evolution(PS2, GCN, Xbox) --> Revolution(Wii).
So you're implying to me that if MS copied the Wii's controls that Wii has no chance...interesting.
Also, in two years the PS3 and possibly Xbox 360 will be irrelevant on a global scale. THAT is the trend we are seeing, NOT "Hurrr I'm a moron who thunks PS3 and 360 will make a come back durr". You have to use facts and statistics to determine whether you should start pulling prophecies out of your ass.
You're acting as if gamers are not interested in the PS3 and 360. That is not the case. It's just that a lot of people see it beyond their wallets at this point. That will change in a year or two, and people will adopt them very well.
Partially because consoles like the 360 have a better games library.
No console that starts off THIS hot ever just disappears in two years.
The 360 and PS3 had some great sales starts as well, when compared to previous consoles.
Yet, you claim they will disappear in two years.
Why? What is the crux of your argument?
That gamers aren't interested in the PS3 and 360.
Which is a crock of shit.
NES. Game Boy. GBA. DS. SNES. Playstation One. Playstation Two.
What do all of these systems have in common?
They all started at non-mass market prices, garnered developer support, and once they hit mass-market prices...BOOM sales skyrocketed.
This...is fact.
Your assertion that the Wii selling well is indicative of the market being uninterested in the PS3 and 360, is total bullshit.
My assertion that the PS3 and 360 is not selling as well as the Wii because of their prices is far more reasonable. Ask any gamer here...the PS3 and 360 are appealing to them, but the price isn't. Once it hits > $250, a lot of apprehensive gamers will be on board.