I was just on the phone wit my cousin who lives in europe. he likes games like me and closly follows the system wars. anyway he said about halfe the kids he talkes to already own a wii or 360 and a lot of people who origgannaly said they were going to wait for the PS3 to hit europe just couldent wait any longer and spent there money on a wii or 360. He was origgannaly gonna wait it out but eventually got a wii (like mii:D)
anyway i betcha sony will never TRULEY regain ground in europe in this console war.
Sony has already proven many times that it isn't dedicated to Europe. Obviously, if Sony thought Europe was it's more significant market it'd have released their first with its systems. From this, we can expect worse sales numbers in EU than in the US and Japan.
Sony has already proven many times that it isn't dedicated to Europe. Obviously, if Sony thought Europe was it's more significant market it'd have released their first with its systems. From this, we can expect worse sales numbers in EU than in the US and Japan.justdog11
I hope for Sony it won't be worse then Japan though :S
Sony has already proven many times that it isn't dedicated to Europe. Obviously, if Sony thought Europe was it's more significant market it'd have released their first with its systems. From this, we can expect worse sales numbers in EU than in the US and Japan.justdog11
Those are the big 3 and Japan is at the bottom while Europe and America are very close.
[QUOTE="justdog11"]Sony has already proven many times that it isn't dedicated to Europe. Obviously, if Sony thought Europe was it's more significant market it'd have released their first with its systems. From this, we can expect worse sales numbers in EU than in the US and Japan.wooooode
Those are the big 3 and Japan is at the bottom while Europe and America are very close.
and at this point I argue that the price is significantly higher whilst they lose some features. I just don't want anybody to fool themselves into thinking Europe sales will do anything big for PS3 overall sales.
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