the first quarter of 2009 saw PS3 sales of 1.1 million units, compared to 1.6 million units year-on-year, while PSP sales declined to 1.3 million units from 3.7 million.
I think THOSE are the figures Sony is more concerned with.
That's not losing money on digital distribution, that's losing money on piracy. They are, in fact, making plenty of money off digital distribution. Ripping my CDs into MP3s and sharing them is not digital distribution, buying songs from iTunes and Amazon is. The 2 are similar, but are not one and the same.
I will agree however that the do have heavy investments in retail stores and that is why these labels are dragged, kicking an screaming at every turn, into the "digital age>"
If games and movies don't develop some mutual respect, all we can expect are films that are really bad action games and games that are really bad films, says Steven Poole.
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Wow, sure wish my polished turds could sell 2.65 million and 3.38 million copies respectively......or would those be my unpolished turds?
Wow, good job gang. Way to totally NOT prove his point by following his post up with immature and/or fanboy filled responses.
"Just because videogames take inspiration from books, movies and music doesn't mean to say they are the samething."
So, a movie tie-in game, where you basically play out the movie, but in video game form, is not basically one and the same thing to you?
the first quarter of 2009 saw PS3 sales of 1.1 million units, compared to 1.6 million units year-on-year, while PSP sales declined to 1.3 million units from 3.7 million.
I think THOSE are the figures Sony is more concerned with.
That's not losing money on digital distribution, that's losing money on piracy. They are, in fact, making plenty of money off digital distribution. Ripping my CDs into MP3s and sharing them is not digital distribution, buying songs from iTunes and Amazon is. The 2 are similar, but are not one and the same.
I will agree however that the do have heavy investments in retail stores and that is why these labels are dragged, kicking an screaming at every turn, into the "digital age>"
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