Truth Revealed: PSP Beating DS Worldwide
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Truth Revealed: PSP Beating DS Worldwide
5:00 -- PSP gets a focus. Why did they wait, and why now? The answer is that this was the right time for PlayStation Portable, with all the promise PlayStation offers. Unrivaled portable play rivaling PS2. PSP is the fastest-selling system in Sony's history, with 17mil units out there. Forecasts another 12mil in the global market for this year. 540 games and 47.3 million games shipped.
(10:14:08 AM): Reggie is back. Talks about DS. Introduces George Harrison -- Wii is the future, but DS proves it right now. Compares DS sales to PSP, says PSP was for early adopters, but Nintendo's great games easily swept it away from there. 16million units of DS; PSP is "millions less."
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Josh, do you REALLY think that the PSP is "beating" the DS? Even if the claim that the PSP has 1 more million units out there is trye, they haven't sold as many games or have anywhere near the buzz that the DS has. Let alone the DS Lite will be released very shortly.
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That question was brought up, and I quickly pointed that once a company ships a product to a retailer, it is sold. That, and it is impossible to track ever unit as to when it leaves the store - that estimations on trends must be made.
Plus, one million units would be a sizable amount sitting on the shelves - enough to affect production rates (which Sony has reported of none). So 1 million sitting on the shelf is highly unlikely.
Plus, one million units would be a sizable amount sitting on the shelves - enough to affect production rates (which Sony has reported of none). So 1 million sitting on the shelf is highly unlikely.
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Josh, you know the difference between sold vs shipped. Are you just looking to piss people off or do you forget your own words?
http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=464433
Per your link:
* Nintendo Game Boy Advance: 75.3 million units sold
* Nintendo DS: 17.8 million units sold
* Sony PSP: 17.03 million units shipped
Lord what a crap thread.
http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=464433
Per your link:
* Nintendo Game Boy Advance: 75.3 million units sold
* Nintendo DS: 17.8 million units sold
* Sony PSP: 17.03 million units shipped
Lord what a crap thread.
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Originally Posted by jeffdsmith
Josh, you know the difference between sold vs shipped. Are you just looking to piss people off or do you forget your own words?
http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=464433
Per your link:
* Nintendo Game Boy Advance: 75.3 million units sold
* Nintendo DS: 17.8 million units sold
* Sony PSP: 17.03 million units shipped
Lord what a :threadcrap:
http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=464433
Per your link:
* Nintendo Game Boy Advance: 75.3 million units sold
* Nintendo DS: 17.8 million units sold
* Sony PSP: 17.03 million units shipped
Lord what a :threadcrap:
And are you seriously going to use Wikipedia over the official source? Yes, it is a nice resource when the official is not available, but are you calling your boy a liar?
The smell of despiration is not becoming on you.
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Originally Posted by Liver&Onions
Seems you were in the thread referenced...
Jeez.. come on man!
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Originally Posted by joshd2012
Oh.. you mean before the official numbers were released TODAY?
Jeez.. come on man!
Jeez.. come on man!
So how can you in one thread use a reference and treat it as your basis of knowledge, but when someone else tries to use the same link that you provided it becomes useless knowledge?
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Originally Posted by joshd2012
Sold vs Shipped means nothing. Once the unit is out of Sony's hands, they have money for it. Same with Nintendo.
Why do I have to repeat everything to you 10 times? HERE: http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=464433
And are you seriously going to use Wikipedia over the official source? Yes, it is a nice resource when the official is not available, but are you calling your boy a liar?
The smell of despiration is not becoming on you.
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Originally Posted by Liver&Onions
So how can you in one thread use a reference and treat it as your basis of knowledge, but when someone else tries to use the same link that you provided it becomes useless knowledge?
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Originally Posted by Liver&Onions
Jeff - That's a personal attack. Please refrain from those things, one and only warning. I've edited your post.
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Crap. This thread ruined my day. I've only had my DS for about a month and only really had a chance to play 3 of the 9 games I bought for it. Guess the rest of them won't be as fun now.
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Originally Posted by Liver&Onions
Unless I see those numbers in a SEC form on some business sites, they are FAR from official. From both companies.
So how can you in one thread use a reference and treat it as your basis of knowledge, but when someone else tries to use the same link that you provided it becomes useless knowledge?
So how can you in one thread use a reference and treat it as your basis of knowledge, but when someone else tries to use the same link that you provided it becomes useless knowledge?
But after that month, is someone supposed to ignore progress and continue to use that official number? Or should they recognize that units continue to be sold, and that the month old data is no incorrect?
Obviously, units continue to get sold, and in absense of official data, it is justified to use 3rd party data. Of course, once the official data is releaved again, that 3rd party data is superceeded by the official data.
Look, I didn't buy when everyone said that when Nintendo came out and said the Wii was 3x the power of GC it wasn't official. Now we see that it was official. So yes, Nintendo said it, it is official.
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Originally Posted by PixyJunket
For the same reason that using a GBA to play a game on Cube with extra information is a gimmick but using the PSP as a rear view mirror for a PS3 game is sexy and for the same reason that the motion controller revealed last year is stupid but the motion sensor controller revealed last night is great news.
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The first post just reeks of flame bait... especially with the rolling smiley at the bottom - and the title "Truth Revealed".
Obviously, you must not agree with your own statement.
Originally Posted by jeffdsmith
I'l leave this thread alone, it was a waste of time anyway.
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wait, regardless of the definition of shipped vs. sold, shouldn't the same numbers be used to avoid confusion -- # shipped vs. # shipped, and/or # sold vs. # sold?