PS3 at 24 million units sold, PSP 57 million

[kupomogli]

Sad how Shovelware seems to be winning the console wars.

You aimed that at my comment yet said a portion of what I said in different words. I was implying that the system is nothing but shovelware, including first party games aside a couple, yet it's still in first place.

Like someone said. Sales do not equal the better system. For how short lived the Dreamcast was, it was a better system in its life than the PS2 was in its early life. I like the PS2 better, but I do think the Dreamcast would have been the better system if it had more support from the consumer.

[Sonicwolf]

You aimed that at my comment yet said a portion of what I said in different words. I was implying that the system is nothing but shovelware, including first party games aside a couple, yet it's still in first place.

Like someone said. Sales do not equal the better system. For how short lived the Dreamcast was, it was a better system in its life than the PS2 was in its early life. I like the PS2 better, but I do think the Dreamcast would have been the better system if it had more support.

Funny how they expect that Brawl will sell the system into the next generation.

[c0ldb33r]

Jesus Christ, for a thread about the PS3 and PSP sales figures, this thread has nothing to do with the PS3 and PSP sales figures!

The fact that the PS3 has already matched the Game Cube's total sales in only a little over two and a half years is pretty impressive considering its hefty price.

At first that seems good, but I doubt that Nintendo lost as much money per cube as Sony did/is per PS3. (I might be wrong on this, I have no idea, so if I am wrong, don't piss all over me!) In order for it to work out for Sony, it can't use the cube as it's benchmark.

[Sonicwolf]

The PSP sales figures are pretty impressive. No handheld has ever managed to get that far against Nintendo.

[duffmanth]

The PSP sales figures are pretty impressive. No handheld has ever managed to get that far against Nintendo.

Yeah that's an impressive feat, but Sony will probably increase their PSP sales quite a bit with the PSPGo. People will bitch about the price, but it'll still sell good numbers I'm sure. Personally I think they should concentrate on releasing more AAA games for the current PSP and not worry about launching a new model, but I guess Sony feels they have to go after the ipod touch now?