Nolan Posted October 21, 2009 Posted October 21, 2009 Fair enough. What have they been playing in the mean time? Their 360's
MoogleViper Posted October 21, 2009 Posted October 21, 2009 Look, I don't know how slow some of you people are, but 1) when a product falls in price there is an increase in demand 2) That means more people will buy it 3) However, companies have sales projections and targets to meet 4) Sometimes, a company drops the price of a product and demand increases, but not by as much as they had hoped 5) SONY released a new model and had a significant price drop, yet only out sold the Wii by 30,000 units which has held it's price point for nearly three years. 6) SONY will have known that sales will have increased, however I doubt they will have been satisfied by the level of the increase. The PS3 is doing better than the 360 in Japan, , it is just behind in Europe, but it has about half the installed user base of the 360 in the US. At the moment the US is main market for games and is by far the most lucrative. SONY will be disappointed with this increase, and we shall see how sales fall off next month. But more consoles sold means more games sold. (And other items such as controllers etc.)
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