Why should we just look at American sales and use that to make conclusions about how the general public feels about the PS3, why should we focus only on America, because you want to? I don't really care about what lems are doing or what cows would be doing right now, it makes no sense to only use American sales to judge how people care about the PS3. You can easily use fiscal numbers released by the company. But oh wait, in the last quarter PS3 outsold the Xbox, so that would really kill your theory wouldn't it?[QUOTE="FIipMode"]
[QUOTE="todd2r"]
YES I DO. Ive said this numerous times, if the ps3 was number one in america, and the 360 was supposedly outselling the ps3 worldwide, all we would hear would be cows claiming the ps3 is number 1 in america and thats all that matters. but since its the exact opposite, we have to hear about sales figures for countries i dont care about or live in. why would anyone care what the ps3 sold in south africa last week? and the general american public can care less too
TheXFiles88
Since NA is the largest gaming market in the world so it is not important to Sony? And this sales chart speaks for itself. I wonder who has gotten "DESTROYED" here.
Just focusing on NA again? Is this some sort of disease people have or something? And I would love for you to find where I said NA isn't important, because I'm pretty sure I said it's silly to use only NPD sales to determine how the general public feels about the PS3.
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