A Million PS3s Sold in Japan
Reuters is reporting that the PlayStation 3 has reached 1 million units sold in Japan. The article notes that the eight months the console took to reach this mark is roughly four times slower than it took the Wii. Of course, the 360 has only managed to eek out 420,705 units sold in a much longer timespan. To put things in perspective, an aging news report suggests that the PlayStation 2 sold 1 million units the first weekend it was released in Japan. Even the Wii didn't hit that, though that may have been an issue of supply rather than demand. Do you think there is a specific reason the PS3 isn't selling as well as the PlayStation 2 did, or is the market just a different place than it was 7 years ago?
This is all entirely new and interesting information. I'm sure we will have a lively and enlightening discussion where multiple new and logically sound theories based on solid economic and sociological data will be presented.
Maybe the reason is that people only have one job? Those slackers...
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What is that Y with the lines through it?
Is ¥ anime for $?
We are at war with Sony. We have always been at war with Sony. 2+2=5.
Come on. You think the poster knows what anime is, but doesn't know the symbol for the British pound?
No, there isn't a single specific reason. It's a combination of 599 reasons.
Yeah, and a lot of people here use some no-name OS, Doors I think it's called? I dunno, anyway I asked once and they said it was made by some American company called macrosoft.