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RE: Not negative, I'm just relistic

Posted by Ole Lund Christensen on July 15, 2007 at 11:33:01:
I think, that you wanted to write "The PS3 was not selling well"

However the SONY PS3 sold far better than HD DVD players and 360 HD DVD drives.

And now PS3 is number 1 in Amazon games. That must be called selling well, because how do you get higher than number 1?

Remember that SONY had production problems, delaying USA introduction, and Europe was delayed until 23rd March 2007.

It is difficult to predict sales, you need market feedback. There is a 3 to 6 month delay from planning production size to delivery to shops.

Therefore big companies use price and adding free extras to regulate sales.

I think SONY have reacted well recently, and now SONY will again dominate the games market.

SONY now plan to ship 11 million PS3 world wide in this financial year.
And 10 million PS2. And some PSP too.