schuelma said:You really think GDC is going to have any kind of substantial impact? No way man
No, consumer enthusiasm continues to build. Can't you feel it?!GhaleonEB said:"continues to build"? Sales DROPPED 35% on a weekly basis from last month! :lol :lol :lol :lol
Oh wow. :lol I wonder what they'll say when they get below 33% :lolschuelma said:The official Sony response:
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3158048
Sony: "According to NPD data, February 2007 showed a 67% increase in retail dollars generated year-over-year for SCEA in the US with total sales of $377 million. With this increase, the PlayStation brand remained the number-one revenue driver for the month in the industry owning 38.5% of total sales. On the retail front, SCEA continues to work hard to stabilize supply for PS3 and PS2 across North America. A short month was reflected in PS3 and PSP sales figures over January, while PS2 continues to perform above expectations, down just 4.3% from last year. PS2 dominated software sales for the industry, generating $111 million in revenue.
pswii60 said:KoMd? wtf is that?
GhaleonEB said:I think this is lost at some people. Can we post LTDs for the hardware?
Xbox 360 hw
2005: 607.000
2006: 3.897.000
2007: 522.000
tot: 5.026.000
WII hw
2006: 1.080.000
2007: 771.000
tot: 1.851.000
PS3 hw
2006: 688.000
2007: 371.000
tot: 1.059.000
_leech_ said:I never said it would, but it is positive press. Like I said, we'll see.
maniac-kun said:
DoctorWho said:I can't believe they used the "short month" excuse. Other than that they are right about the Playstation brand doing well.
Mike Works said:
i've got the photoshop template saved, so it'll be easy to change the numbers/info each month on the scoreboard
GhaleonEB said:I think this is lost at some people. Can we post LTDs for the hardware?
Mike Works said:
i've got the photoshop template saved, so it'll be easy to change the numbers/info each month on the scoreboard
Wiitard said:Yes, you are right, 360 attach rate is by far the best thing HD gaming has going for it right now. There are several questions about it in the longer run, though:
1) First the really giant one: what happens to the buying habits of a 360 gamer getting a Wii?
2) Are the new 360 buyers having a similar attach rate as the older owners?
3) Will used games really start eating into it in a significant way in a year or so?
Seriously, golden.schuelma said:The official Sony response:
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3158048
Sony: "According to NPD data, February 2007 showed a 67% increase in retail dollars generated year-over-year for SCEA in the US with total sales of $377 million. With this increase, the PlayStation brand remained the number-one revenue driver for the month in the industry owning 38.5% of total sales. On the retail front, SCEA continues to work hard to stabilize supply for PS3 and PS2 across North America. A short month was reflected in PS3 and PSP sales figures over January, while PS2 continues to perform above expectations, down just 4.3% from last year. PS2 dominated software sales for the industry, generating $111 million in revenue.
Coming off the heels of GDC, there is much enthusiasm for upcoming games and services for PS3. With the announcement of 'HOME' and 'LittleBigPlanet' and the recent release of the much-anticipated 'MotorStorm,' consumer enthusiasm for PS3 continues to build. Excitement for PS2 also remains incredibility strong, helped by the release of 'God of War II' earlier this week, which sold-in more than 1 million units at retail. It was also announced recently that the 'God of War' franchise would soon be heading to PSP."
:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
maniac-kun said:
Bulla564 said:From this thread I see that a lot of gamers are emotionally invested in seeing Sony sell low.
I wonder why.
d'oh, i was rushing because i have to go get my haircut now, i'll change it when i get back!Y2Kevbug11 said:You have DS where wii goes, and it's February, not march. GET TO CHANGING!
schuelma said:The official Sony response:
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3158048
Sony: "According to NPD data, February 2007 showed a 67% increase in retail dollars generated year-over-year for SCEA in the US with total sales of $377 million. With this increase, the PlayStation brand remained the number-one revenue driver for the month in the industry owning 38.5% of total sales. On the retail front, SCEA continues to work hard to stabilize supply for PS3 and PS2 across North America. A short month was reflected in PS3 and PSP sales figures over January, while PS2 continues to perform above expectations, down just 4.3% from last year. PS2 dominated software sales for the industry, generating $111 million in revenue.
gkrykewy said:Oh cut the crap, 360 was ACTUALLY supply constrained.
I realize this, but we're talking NPD, so that's the US. (I did reference Japan earlier, but that was in response to someone else doing the same.)sp0rsk said:If you take worldwide, the Wii will have taken over 360 by the end of the year.
kevm3 said:No great exclusive games on the horizon + high price tag. What did Sony expect? Is there even anything good coming out for PS3 next month that isn't on 360?
The GAMES Sony... Where are the GAMES?
Because it completely destroys the precedent of charging $600 for a console because they felt the need to force their new format on us. Some of us just want to play games, you know.Bulla564 said:From this thread I see that a lot of gamers are emotionally invested in seeing Sony sell low.
I wonder why.
LMAO.Mike Works said:
i've got the photoshop template saved, so it'll be easy to change the numbers/info each month on the scoreboard
schuelma said:The official Sony response:
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3158048
Sony: "According to NPD data, February 2007 showed a 67% increase in retail dollars generated year-over-year for SCEA in the US with total sales of $377 million. With this increase, the PlayStation brand remained the number-one revenue driver for the month in the industry owning 38.5% of total sales. On the retail front, SCEA continues to work hard to stabilize supply for PS3 and PS2 across North America. A short month was reflected in PS3 and PSP sales figures over January, while PS2 continues to perform above expectations, down just 4.3% from last year. PS2 dominated software sales for the industry, generating $111 million in revenue.
Coming off the heels of GDC, there is much enthusiasm for upcoming games and services for PS3. With the announcement of 'HOME' and 'LittleBigPlanet' and the recent release of the much-anticipated 'MotorStorm,' consumer enthusiasm for PS3 continues to build. Excitement for PS2 also remains incredibility strong, helped by the release of 'God of War II' earlier this week, which sold-in more than 1 million units at retail. It was also announced recently that the 'God of War' franchise would soon be heading to PSP."
:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
Luke was looking for you.Wollan said:
GreekWolf said:You know, point blank, your company screwed itself. Anyone with even an ounce of common sense knew back in May of last year that the price point would kill them. A $500/600 game machine is instant death. The majority of the world just doesn't have that kind of disposable income for an entertainment box.
Wollan said:
schuelma said:The official Sony response:
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3158048
Sony: "According to NPD data, February 2007 showed a 67% increase in retail dollars generated year-over-year for SCEA in the US with total sales of $377 million. With this increase, the PlayStation brand remained the number-one revenue driver for the month in the industry owning 38.5% of total sales. On the retail front, SCEA continues to work hard to stabilize supply for PS3 and PS2 across North America. A short month was reflected in PS3 and PSP sales figures over January, while PS2 continues to perform above expectations, down just 4.3% from last year. PS2 dominated software sales for the industry, generating $111 million in revenue.
Coming off the heels of GDC, there is much enthusiasm for upcoming games and services for PS3. With the announcement of 'HOME' and 'LittleBigPlanet' and the recent release of the much-anticipated 'MotorStorm,' consumer enthusiasm for PS3 continues to build. Excitement for PS2 also remains incredibility strong, helped by the release of 'God of War II' earlier this week, which sold-in more than 1 million units at retail. It was also announced recently that the 'God of War' franchise would soon be heading to PSP."
:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
GhaleonEB said:I realize this, but we're talking NPD, so that's the US. (I did reference Japan earlier, but that was in response to someone else doing the same.)
WW is a very different picture.
Zaptruder said:Wrong. It's all a matter of perception. If some loud cheap bastards keep shouting its too much; and it keeps getting repeated, the rest of the world end up thinking the same.
Thus, the cheap syncophants have won. They've gotten what they wanted. A console with 5 year old hardware dominating.
The hardcore gamer in me cries.
Zaptruder said:Wrong. It's all a matter of perception. If some loud cheap bastards keep shouting its too much; and it keeps getting repeated, the rest of the world end up thinking the same.
Thus, the cheap syncophants have won. They've gotten what they wanted. A console with 6 year old hardware dominating.
The hardcore gamer in me cries.
Zaptruder said:Wrong. It's all a matter of perception. If some loud cheap bastards keep shouting its too much; and it keeps getting repeated, the rest of the world end up thinking the same.
Thus, the cheap syncophants have won. They've gotten what they wanted. A console with 6 year old hardware dominating.
The hardcore gamer in me cries.
:lol :lol :lolWollan said:
31duk said:At this rate, how many months before Wii overtakes 360 in US?
Zaptruder said:Wrong. It's all a matter of perception. If some loud cheap bastards keep shouting its too much; and it keeps getting repeated, the rest of the world end up thinking the same.
Thus, the cheap syncophants have won. They've gotten what they wanted. A console with 6 year old hardware dominating.
The hardcore gamer in me cries.
The Sphinx said: