But the PS3 has always been in its stride, right Sony?

@Morphine_OD

Maybe if the Vita was selling well, they might not've refused eh? This particular investor seemed to at least know that Sony were intentionally hiding something important.

@Morphine_OD

That's one of the most BS excuse I've ever read. Withholding valuable information from investors is a sign of great discomfort on the part of the corporation. Sony knows how bad the Vita is selling, and if their investors were smart enough to know what was going on, they'd pull out.

@Morphine_OD

Because their projections were and are still completely insane. It says more about them more than anything.

An investor wanted Sony to clarify how much the Vita sold during Q2 2012 because they lumped together sales of the PSP and Vita together in their results - needless to say, they refused to do so.

@Morphine_OD

I never said it was, I'm just stating facts.

@Morphine_OD

Why are you using VG chartz? It's a banned website on NeoGaf for a reason. Nothing in that link has anything to do with global sales for 2011.

http://www.geekwire.com/2012/xbox-360-tops-wii-ps3-1st-time-yearly-global-sales/#utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+geekwire+%28GeekWire%29

Xbox 360 - 14.9M

PlayStation 3 - 14.1M

Wii - 10.3M

@Morphine_OD

So does that mean you believe them when they say they will sell 8 million Vitas by the end of their fiscal year? Does that also mean you admit they were wrong when they originally said they'd sell 10 million units by the end of their FY?

@Morphine_OD

Indeed, and the amount of people who do clearly isn't anywhere near as high as Sony or you think it is, judging by the way it is selling.

@Morphine_OD

Actually, the 360 outsold the PS3 worldwide last year.

@Morphine_OD

You're really dishing out the McNasties today.