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I'll start: PS3s sells out instantly, eBay for around $8-900, remain out of stock through christmas then just as supply is kicking in, they run out of people willing to spend $600 on a console. Wii will sell out initially, but resupply will just barely keep up with demand. I'm amused how the 360 gotgood press about what a successful launch they had while the ps3 is getting dumped on.
php \_ How about ps sells out upon release and are 2,000 on ebay the moment sellers get the machines (in fact thats what they are already). Since Wii is sooo much cheaper it will probably sell many more units. The PS3 is having huge manufacturing issues, and there will only be at most 500,000 available at launch, worldwide. The Wii is easy to manufacture, so Nintendo is planning to have over 1 million just in North America.
com/id/15757524 Nintendo Wii preferred by previewers over PS3. php Tip Your Editors As if you don't waste enough of your time in a gamer's haze, here's Kotaku: a gamer's guide that goes beyond the press release. Gossip, cheats, criticism, design, nostalgia, prediction. jpg A GameFAQs poster writes on the site s forums that he received a booklet called Microsoft s Keynote of Intent for 2005. The document also lists both Walmart and Best Buy as the official sponsers of the console. Here s the numbers that WWFE 1 said were in the boolet for the launch: The final shipment of the US Consoles on the 22nd is 1,098,200. There are currently 2,190,876 accesories being shipped on the 22nd to the US There are currently 29 Games that will be available BEFORE the end of the 2005 There are current plans for sequels to NEW franchises that arent even out on the 360 yet. Microsoft plan on expanding there Xbox Live user base to 14 million users by the end of the 360 lifespan. I ll point out that if this is indeed something sent to shareholders it s largely going to be predictions of what they want to do, not what will happen. Microsoft's annual shareholder meeting was this morning, so hopefully some more official word will trickle out soon. To leave a comment, please login with a username and password. Username: Password: Confirm password: E-mail: (optional, for password recovery) Remember me on this computer? We only allow in a commenter if the debut contribution is interesting, substantial or highly amusing. Your comment will only appear once (or if) you're added to the membership list. Check your username and password above, and click submit again.
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