I only ask because I went to Wal-Mart and K-Mart both today and neither one of them had PS3s, they said they can't keep them on the shelf. Did E3 spark this? I had no trouble finding the other console though lol.
I only ask because I went to Wal-Mart and K-Mart both today and neither one of them had PS3s, they said they can't keep them on the shelf. Did E3 spark this? I had no trouble finding the other console though lol.MrKlowny
I went to my local Walmart this week and there were no PS3 available. Anyway i don't get why people want to know how much a corporation is selling or losing. For me this is very childish. No offense please.
[QUOTE="MrKlowny"]I only ask because I went to Wal-Mart and K-Mart both today and neither one of them had PS3s, they said they can't keep them on the shelf. Did E3 spark this? I had no trouble finding the other console though lol.soulreaper-4
I went to my local Walmart this week and there were no PS3 available. Anyway i don't get why people want to know how much a corporation is selling or losing. For me this is very childish. No offense please.
i'd care if i owned that corporation's stock... but that's about it :)
However, on these forums there are really two main reasons for people to ask about how well a corp. is performing: 1.) out of pure curiosity and 2.) in case of increased sales, to gain some ammo for their custom, system wars edition Ak-47 with the word "fanboy" engraved on the wooden stock.
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