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| burnedalive | Aug 19 2006, 11:56 AM Post #1 |
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RAWR!!!!!!! GRAH!!!!
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Industry analysts believe that Sony's long-delayed PlayStation 3 will still lead sales in North America, despite rivals Microsoft and Nintendo stealing a march on the market. Yankee Group predicts that, despite intense competition from Microsoft and Nintendo, the PlayStation 3 will take the crown by narrow margin. The analysts believe that Microsoft offers the most competition at present, having got off to a flying start by launching its Xbox 360 nearly 12 months before the PlayStation 3. Yankee Group estimates that the PlayStation 3 will have sold about 30 million units by 2011, and will account for 44 per cent of cumulative third-generation console sales in North America. Microsoft will have sold nearly 27 million units, accounting for 40 per cent of the market, and Nintendo will come in at a distant third, having sold just over 11 million units, accounting for 16 per cent of the market. "By the time third-generation consoles reach market maturity in 2011, the PlayStation 3 will once again be the market leader," said Michael Goodman, Yankee Group media & entertainment strategies senior analyst. "With a growing installed base of connected consoles, content owners are beginning to recognise the potential video game consoles offer as a distribution channel. "Additionally, these platforms will serve as a strong medium for advertising, validating the growing market for in-game and around-game advertising." Yankee Group also believes that fewer consoles will be sold this generation, primarily due to higher per-unit prices. by Clement James http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2162580/...t-predicts-sony |
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| Game Freak | Aug 19 2006, 01:22 PM Post #2 |
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King of Games
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Nintendo will lead the way. Microsoft second with their crap Halo and Half-Life scam and Sony? Sony's *censored* is dead from the price tag. GO BACK TO YOUR TVS AND CAMCORDERS ----/\ ^^| |^^ pricks *censored* off Nintendo and start cussing out Sony with their *censored*station 3. PS2 had its moments though. But Sony sells off ALL OF ITS GOOD IDEAS! Except Dark Cloud and J+D --------------------------------------------------------------------------- P.S. This is not the third generation it's the 7th :angry: Selected home game consoles First generation Coleco Telstar | Magnavox Odyssey | Pong Early second generation Atari 2600 | Fairchild Channel F | Intellivision | Magnavox Odyssey˛ Later second generation Atari 5200 | ColecoVision | SG-1000 | Vectrex Third generation Atari 7800 | Master System | NES/Famicom | Amstrad GX4000 | Commodore 64 Games System Fourth generation Mega Drive/Genesis | Neo-Geo | TurboGrafx-16 | Super NES/Super Famicom Fifth generation 3DO | Jaguar | Nintendo 64 | PlayStation | Saturn Sixth generation Dreamcast | PlayStation 2 | GameCube | Xbox Seventh generation Xbox 360 | Wii | PlayStation 3 |
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