Is it because american gamers waiting for a FPS move compatible....?
what do you say??
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Roughly 300 000 000 people live in the US.
Roughly 700 000 000 people live in Europe.
This would fully not explain why sales have been five times as high in Europe but it does help to offer some perspective.
theres some speculation that move only shipped 1.5 million in europe not sold. well never no because companys only tell half truths to consumers and only sony knows the real numbers.
This and the fact Xbox outnumbers the PS3 by about 4 to 1... Or if you count broken ones then that changes to 15 to 1.Roughly 300 000 000 people live in the US.
Roughly 700 000 000 people live in Europe.
This would fully not explain why sales have been five times as high in Europe but it does help to offer some perspective.
PapaJuliio17
[QUOTE="PapaJuliio17"]This and the fact Xbox outnumbers the PS3 by about 4 to 1... Or if you count broken ones then that changes to 15 to 1. total win.Roughly 300 000 000 people live in the US.
Roughly 700 000 000 people live in Europe.
This would fully not explain why sales have been five times as high in Europe but it does help to offer some perspective.
JohnF111
[QUOTE="PapaJuliio17"]This and the fact Xbox outnumbers the PS3 by about 4 to 1... Or if you count broken ones then that changes to 15 to 1. Not sure if you were joking about the 4 to 1 estimate... but it's actually less than 2 to 1. And there are 15 million PS3s in NA, versus 17 million in EU. It's really not enough to account for such a big difference. The install base is nearly the same, despite being a bigger share of the market percentage-wise.Roughly 300 000 000 people live in the US.
Roughly 700 000 000 people live in Europe.
This would fully not explain why sales have been five times as high in Europe but it does help to offer some perspective.
JohnF111
Well, I'll be getting the Move as soon as I have the money... and I don't doubt a lot of other people will be around the holidays. I know some Wii fanatics that are majorly interested in the Move. But I think it's because the Move isn't exactly getting a ton of advertising yet. I mean, the majority of people I known don't even know the Move exists.
No... no... no...
You guy's didn't read that older article it said "Moves".
Move can mean shipped... shipped doesn't mean sold.
Also you're comparing 47 countries to one country.
[QUOTE="PapaJuliio17"]This and the fact Xbox outnumbers the PS3 by about 4 to 1... Or if you count broken ones then that changes to 15 to 1. :roll: in the states maybe, but overall its closer to like 1.5 - 1Roughly 300 000 000 people live in the US.
Roughly 700 000 000 people live in Europe.
This would fully not explain why sales have been five times as high in Europe but it does help to offer some perspective.
JohnF111
Europe also buys more dance games and stuff like "SingStar" games... it's a difference of gaming tastes. We yanks prefer our gamepads... That, and there really needs to be something better than Archery, Bowling, and "Kung Fu Rider" horsedroppings before most people here would sink money into it. In America most people I know saw the promise of the Wii come and go, with no impact or staying power, in terms of killer software. If Sony and Microsoft think they know how to implement the systems they have developed any better than Nintendo did with their system (eventually creating things like "Classic Controller" gamepads to facilitate the console's top sellers like "Super Mario Brothers", instead of making motion controls that worked for those games), I'll be interested to watch it happen.
Personally I don't think it's going to fly in any meaningful way (motion controls, for either system).
I think all companies only supply numbers for amounts of their products shipped, not sold. I don't think there's any way to find accurate numbers on that.theres some speculation that move only shipped 1.5 million in europe not sold. well never no because companys only tell half truths to consumers and only sony knows the real numbers.
atc-fanatic
America prefers the 360 plain and simple. Kinect will sell better in North America hands down. PS3 had the better lineup in 09 and MS still sold more units. MS got it early and people adopted the system. People want the 360 because all of their friends have 360's People already own a wii, so why buy what they already have? That is the psychology.
sad I'm coming to this topic late, but the 300000 number was announced by Pachter and only concerned the first 10 days
http://www.qj.net/qjnet/news/scee-move-has-done-great-in-europe.html
http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/66043
(I only took the first sites found on Google, but the source for this 300000 is Pachter, so let's say he's just spreading nonsense as usual, he even said it was an estimation, and as usual things got blown out of proportion)
[QUOTE="PSP107"]PS Move Controller= $50 PS Eye= $40 PS Navi= $30 PS Move Bundle= $100 but w/o navi controller Move Games = $40 I guess americans are playing it safe for now. Bottom line, the move experience is way to much.Bow-T_88the move isnt expensive
a dollar for a can of coke... then stop buying 50 coke for your friends
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