@Celsius765

When you look at total sales the US always has the most with Europe second and Japan third. The US almost always gets more games from Japan than Europe (though there are exceptions), I would know because I am European lol.

@Darnasian

Not really, seeing as how the US market is the most important in the world, and simply not caring about the US market makes little sense.

@Darnasian

You were talking about the first Vita bundles that were released in Europe in order to divert attention away from the US because, according to your own words, you do not care about the situation in the US.

@Darnasian

It did take you a while to understand what I was talking about or else you would've stated that you didn't care about what was in the US a lot earlier.

@LindBergh2007

Sony isn't in such a bad situation, not yet at least. They still have plenty of liquidity I think, they'll definitely shrink in size as a company.

The PlayStation 4 is one of Sony's hopes of surviving, there is no way they'll not release one if they are able to do so.

@Celsius765

Considering how spooky that guy looked, I wouldn't be entirely surprised. ;o

@Darnasian

Get what? That I was originally talking about FEBs not being entirely sold in the US? It took you a while to understand what you were actually replying to.

The Vita's situation in Europe is the same as it is everywhere else in the world in that it hasn't reached the million sold mark.

@Darnasian

Then I have to ask why? I was clearly talking about the first edition bundles and despite being available a week before the official launch day, a certain amount remain unsold in certain stores across the US.

Don't blame me for your misunderstanding.

@Darnasian

First Edition Bundles were only available in the US, the only way to get them in Europe is if they are imported.

@Darnasian

There never was to begin with.