Sort of positive for all three next gen consoles? Or current gen for the sake of that one guy who is annoyed by the terminology.
I expected a bit better from PS4 maybe after the amazing start, but it is still supply constrained. Sure you can find one if you look hard, but not having them readily available and visible at retail is going to have an impact. The "quick" death of the PS3 is a little surprising. I am not sure if someone has posted the numbers yet, just going off OP here, but if MS still has 43% of the console market with PS4 being number one and adding Wii and Wii U it does not look good.
MS had a nice comeback. Still number 2 in their strongest market as far as next gen, but I was not expecting a spike until March. The 360 is still chugging along, but like the PS3 it seems to be dying off a bit quicker then I would have expected. Both PS3 and 360 really need to get super budget pricing going on before they fade out of retail.
As for Nintendo. The Wii U numbers are not impressive, but they are still breathing. If they can keep some mindshare through Smash Bros. and Mario Kart, they may be able to keep the console afloat for a couple more years. I doubt they are going to be all that impactfull this gen, but they may be forced to head start the next gen, which could benefit them in the long run.
Now to slog my way through the thread to find the info that does not make the OP.
I expected a bit better from PS4 maybe after the amazing start, but it is still supply constrained. Sure you can find one if you look hard, but not having them readily available and visible at retail is going to have an impact. The "quick" death of the PS3 is a little surprising. I am not sure if someone has posted the numbers yet, just going off OP here, but if MS still has 43% of the console market with PS4 being number one and adding Wii and Wii U it does not look good.
MS had a nice comeback. Still number 2 in their strongest market as far as next gen, but I was not expecting a spike until March. The 360 is still chugging along, but like the PS3 it seems to be dying off a bit quicker then I would have expected. Both PS3 and 360 really need to get super budget pricing going on before they fade out of retail.
As for Nintendo. The Wii U numbers are not impressive, but they are still breathing. If they can keep some mindshare through Smash Bros. and Mario Kart, they may be able to keep the console afloat for a couple more years. I doubt they are going to be all that impactfull this gen, but they may be forced to head start the next gen, which could benefit them in the long run.
Now to slog my way through the thread to find the info that does not make the OP.