Mojovonio said:That's a possibility.
But Sony can spin anything anyways.
Well, they've managed to persuade Sony fanboys and girls that ~170,000 for the two weeks following launch is good/excellent. I said "wow".
Mojovonio said:That's a possibility.
But Sony can spin anything anyways.
Most likely sold. IIRC, they shipped a million at launch.tanasten said:Question is, shipped or really sold?
We all know sony ever talks about shipped as sold...
according to the UN canada has one of the highest standards of living as far as quality of life is concerned. Generally the argument that America is the best place in the world comes from people who have lived sheltered lives.Battersea Power Station said:You know when liberals complain about life in America and conservatives brag about how quality of life here is higher than anywhere else in the world?
Mojovonio said:Is this one of the only system launches where the system is in full supply?
nli10 said:It was in the ChartTrack info actually - check the Euro sales thread for details...
And in Paris 2 weekends ago I found no Wii whatsoever, nor in London. The reports of Wii in Europe stores are either the exception or lies...
lol, UN communist big government foreignersMustaphadamus said:according to the UN canada has one of the highest standards of living as far as quality of life is concerned. Generally the argument that America is the best place in the world comes from people who have lived sheltered lives.
Agent Icebeezy said:The only one IIRC
Mojovonio said:So how can we know a steep drop like this wouldn't be a norm for a system which is readily available at launch?
Mustaphadamus said:according to the UN canada has one of the highest standards of living as far as quality of life is concerned. Generally the argument that America is the best place in the world comes from people who have lived sheltered lives.
Generalising to the entire country = bad.
Generalising to the entire continent = fine.
GhaleonEB said:I don't even know what that means. Let me ask you this. Selling 600k in launch week is inarguably excellent. I suspect we'll agree on that. How would you describe selling less than 1/3 that in the following two weeks combined? I described it as a "precipitous drop", though a number of other terms work. I'm not trying to "make something", just observing a trend. I'm interested to see what it stablizes at, as you can't judge squat about that trend, yet. But it's in line with the drops in other territories. Do you really want to argue that? It seems you're the one that's all worked up about this, for some reason.
Is he a scalper? If so, good job, gents. If not... poor bastard.Roders5 said:Check out this poor bastard, he already sold 32 PS3's at a loss and has many more to go![]()
You are correct.Pureauthor said:IIRC, Singapore is ranked 12th.
The really high countries are all European.
:lolPureauthor said:OH SNAP
I'm not sure there was really supply-problems at launch two or three generations ago. In fact, I've always walked in stores to buy consoles at launch in the past, and never had a problem with this...Agent Icebeezy said:The only one IIRC
Mojovonio said:So how can we know a steep drop like this wouldn't be a norm for a system which is readily available at launch?
Of course a drop was expected by most sane people. Sales tend to drop after launch. But I think the degree of drop is large, and most "sane people" seem to agree with that. But as I said, we don't know where it will stablize at. So I'm more interested in the next two months than the past two weeks. But none the less, you're in some deep, deep denial going by your comments.Ceb said:I'm just saying that the drop in sales was expected by most sane people. Calling it "precipitous" makes it sound like it came as a shock almost. Perhaps I'm just misinterpreting you, but your post history suggests otherwise.
Indeed.Parl said:Well, they've managed to persuade Sony fanboys and girls that ~170,000 for the two weeks following launch is good/excellent. I said "wow".
GhaleonEB said:But as I said, we don't know where it will stablize at. So I'm more interested in the next two months than the past two weeks.
Koren said:I'm not sure there was really supply-problems at launch two or three generations ago. In fact, I've always walked in stores to buy consoles at launch in the past, and never had a problem with this...
Parl said:We don't, necessarily. However, despite the opening week's sales, current sales rates are poor and still declining. The first week could've sold 600,000, 800,000, 127,000, 48, 1 billion, anything, and it wouldn't change the fact that current sales rates are low.
Current sales rates are much more important for PS3's long-term success than its sales in its opening week. On the grand scheme, opening week sales mean very little if you consider that current sales rates are low.
The fact that "600,000 in opening week" is news worthy and talked about like its significant (which it most certainly was, I concur) and the current reality of PS3 hardware sales isn't, reveals the general bias or misunderstanding on Sales-Age.
Parl said:We don't, necessarily. However, despite the opening week's sales, current sales rates are poor and still declining. The first week could've sold 600,000, 800,000, 127,000, 48, 1 billion, anything, and it wouldn't change the fact that current sales rates are low.
Current sales rates are much more important for PS3's long-term success than its sales in its opening week. On the grand scheme, opening week sales mean very little if you consider that current sales rates are low.
The fact that "600,000 in opening week" is news worthy and talked about like its significant (which it most certainly was, I concur) and the current reality of PS3 hardware sales isn't, reveals the general bias or misunderstanding on Sales-Age.
Mojovonio said:Yeah, what you mention seems plausible. We'll have to wait to see what the trend is. If its 127k > every week going onward, then I would agree, it means trouble.
But the PS3 just launched, and in the following months, in my experience anyways, marketing is little to none in that period, as they leave it all to launch hype.
I still think there are too many variables to declare any sort of victory or failure, but I agree, if it stays at 127k per week, something needs to be done.
spwolf said:lol... getting desperate I see.... and why I we discussing Wii in Sony thread again?
spwolf said:127k per week would mean it is #1 seller in Europe and that it outsells 360 by 4x.
:lol
In short, doing 127k per week in April means bestest thing ever :lol
spwolf said:lol... getting desperate I see.... and why I we discussing Wii in Sony thread again?
Pureauthor said:If you're going to disagree, offer evidence to the contrary. Arbitrary attacks on the other person's current thought processes aren't going to win you many arguments.
spwolf said:sure, you guys are flaming all of the sony threads... every time they come out.
Fact is that PS3 outsold all of the consoles in its launch period... rest is FUD. PS3 sold 800,000+ in 3 weeks, and Wii sold 700,000+ in a month.
spwolf said:sure, you guys are flaming all of the sony threads... every time they come out.
Fact is that PS3 outsold all of the consoles in its launch period... rest is FUD. PS3 sold 800,000+ in 3 weeks, and Wii sold 700,000+ in a month.
oo Kosma oo said:Guys relax this thread is just foreplay.
gconsole said:I see sony is mixing their product altogether. Use PS3 to promote the blu-ray then use spiderman 3 to (indirectly) promote PS3. I can't wait to see the new bravia series using spiderman 3 font.
spwolf said:sure, you guys are flaming all of the sony threads... every time they come out.
Fact is that PS3 outsold all of the consoles in its launch period... rest is FUD. PS3 sold 800,000+ in 3 weeks, and Wii sold 700,000+ in a month.
Mojovonio said:did I offend you? I'm sorry.
spwolf said:if you think selling 127k per week is bad, in Europe alone, then you offended yourself :lol
there is no way PS3 will sell at 127k per week in Europe, in "normal" months.. 50-70k would be very successful for them.
Shiggy said:The Wii sold 700.000 units in 3 weeks, but was, contrary to PS3, supply constrained.
Meier said:If Nintendo could manufacture a few more units, this debate would end. Sony sez, "Not my problem."
Starchasing said:This thrusday is going to be greatIf the PS3 tanks id love to see SPwolf there... If the Wii tanks id love to see the Wiiboys there... its going to be fun anyway
Meier said:Do you honestly believe the Wii has only SOLD (aka in consumers hands) only 2x that of the PS3 in Europe? You honestly believe 800,000 consumers have PS3s in their hands currently? If you do.. wow. :lol
spwolf said:lol... getting desperate I see.... and why I we discussing Wii in Sony thread again?
Gekkonidae said:800,000 shipped or sold?
If Stringer was the one who said it, I'm guessing it's shipped.
spwolf said:why exactly? If PS3 sales suck, then they suck... If they do well, then they do well.
I just dont understand why Wiitards have to destroy every Sony thread. Was it really that bad in GC times?
spwolf said:sure, you guys are flaming all of the sony threads... every time they come out.
Fact is that PS3 outsold all of the consoles in its launch period... rest is FUD. PS3 sold 800,000+ in 3 weeks, and Wii sold 700,000+ in a month.
spwolf said:127k per week would mean it is #1 seller in Europe and that it outsells 360 by 4x.
:lol
In short, doing 127k per week in April means bestest thing ever :lol
fortified_concept said:It was a nintendo fan that provided that info not me.
They've been desperate since page 3. Sony threads always atract the worse fanboys (that is the anti-Sony imports from the usual shit forums)
And Mojovonio, man, if PS3 sold 127,000 per week that would be more than 500,000 per month. That's a bit too much don't you think?
I think Sony would like Nintendo's problem, tbh.spwolf said:thats Nintendo's problem, not Sonys... why are they not producing more Wii's?
Not to mention that Sony beat Wii's Christmas numbers in Europe, in April.