^At least for Europe anyways?Now i woulden't think that Nintendo would gloat about their sales being better then the sales of the 360?Then again I guess busineuss as usuall right?
[This message was deleted at the request of the original poster]Brown52
I don't think there is a war between Nintendo and Microsoft. They have made it pretty clear that they are going after different markets. I guess Reggie missed that memo.
I love sheep, they saved gaming a few decades ago, I have have the utmost respect for the Wii's well deserved sales. Very intelligent marketing, sure it is a bit of a gimmick but it is undeniably fun if you actually have friends.
[QUOTE="GunSmith1_basic"][QUOTE="poopinloop32"]Thiers a war? The 360 wins in games The Wii wins in sales
Id rather have games than cheer for salesUnforgiven2870
Here's a fact: the system that wins in sales ALWAYS wins in gamesSo by that reply the PS2 would be winning? :) Yeah, actually. Lots of sales means lots of support means lots of good games (lots of crappy ones too).
[QUOTE="GunSmith1_basic"][QUOTE="poopinloop32"]Thiers a war? The 360 wins in games The Wii wins in sales
Id rather have games than cheer for salesUnforgiven2870
Here's a fact: the system that wins in sales ALWAYS wins in gamesSo by that reply the PS2 would be winning? :) I'm a sheep and I'll admit that. I love the gamecube, my absolute favorite games were on it, but the ps2 became a necessity, especially towards the end. Why? Because it sold a lot, and all the devs wanted to be a part of it.
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