I was a little unclear there. But surely a decrease in revenues isn't a good think after an increase in sales. Perhaps Microsoft have cut the 360 a little too far.

To quote

"Xbox 360 platform and PC game revenues fell $161 million, or three per cent, “primarily as a result of decreased revenue per Xbox 360 console due to price reductions during the past 12 months, partially offset by increased Xbox 360 console sales and increased Xbox Live revenue.”" This is purely talking about the 360 and PC Gaming, so I think my previous point is still valid when I talk about revenues dropping. It neither mentions the Zune or PC Hardware.

And nowhere in the article does it meantion the xbox division as profitable. I think my reading comprehension is fine, thanks.

Wait, so the sold 2.5 million more Xbox 360s but lost $161 Million? If I was a shareholder I'd be peeved.

All they need to to do is release a decent sonic game like the daytime side of Sonic Unleashed and massively tighten up the levels and get rid of any kind of hub.

Full of win

That would obviously be the case as Edge is a European Magazine. To characterise a region in a crappily derivative way the US is more concerned with shooting things or online peeps in the face or pretending to play a guitar/other instruments. But not singing.

The question I have is what it would take to ignite the Singstar fire in the US? Gamers seem more than happy to sing on GH:WT or RB, whats the problem with Singstar? Song selection?

Don't blame SCEE for having high standards. This is Capcom and SCEAs fault. If SCEA are happy to release a buggy game (SOCOM anyone) but SCEE are not, who's at fault?