Will any of the next gen systems...

sportscrazed2 · 26-11-2007, 06:41 PM

sell over 100 million units like the ps2 did? and wouldn't you think that this christmas alot of people will be getting ps3s who previously had ps2s? parents don't know any better theyll just get their kids ps3s

friedkarma · 26-11-2007, 06:50 PM

Wow, two entirely unrelated questions in one thread. Talk about economy.

*shakes magic 8 ball*

Absolutely maybe.

Kona Palangi · 26-11-2007, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by friedkarma

Wow, two entirely unrelated questions in one thread. Talk about economy.

*shakes magic 8 ball*

Absolutely maybe.

Whoa. I got the same thing man, Crazy.........

IIJoshIII · 26-11-2007, 09:19 PM

Interesting, I got Shake Again.
The reason PS2 has sold so many consoles, and continues to sell, is because Sony continues to make games for it (look at God of War II). PS3 was out for quite some time when God of War II came out for PS2. I don't see the same thing happening for either the PS3 or the 360 because why would MS or Sony focus on old consoles when they both have their new consoles out? Sony won't spend much time on the PS3 once their new console comes out like they did to the PS2, and MS will cut the 360 loose like they did the Black Box. The Wii is a different story because I don't think that Nintendo will be making another Wii. It it will be one of a kind and people will continue to buy the Wii, which will have an effect much like the PS2.

McDaygo · 05-12-2007, 02:00 AM

I'd say the Wii has the best shot. And not because people have good taste, it's just that Nintendo nailed the Diaper to Diaper demographic. If you make something that a 2 year old wants to play his 90 year old grandfather with then you may be on to something. Never underestimate a system that aims for people that **** their pants. I thinks that's the lesson learned for 2007.