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Last week's hardware sales figures from Japan show what a lean time the Xbox is having in that most critical of markets, with around 4,000 consoles sold, compared to approximately 25,000 for the Gamecube and over 100,000 for PS2.
The total number of consoles sold in Japan currently stands at 4.05m for PS2, 1.29m for Gamecube, and 0.19m for Xbox, with figures for Microsoft's machine showing a heavy decline since its Feb 22nd launch.
Microsoft watchers hope for a swift price cut to boost the flagging console - Xbox currently costs £184 in Japan, with PS2 weighing in at £157 and Gamecube at £132. A move to undercut the rival consoles is expected to help drive sales figures.
mwaaaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha
die MS
Last week's hardware sales figures from Japan show what a lean time the Xbox is having in that most critical of markets, with around 4,000 consoles sold, compared to approximately 25,000 for the Gamecube and over 100,000 for PS2.
The total number of consoles sold in Japan currently stands at 4.05m for PS2, 1.29m for Gamecube, and 0.19m for Xbox, with figures for Microsoft's machine showing a heavy decline since its Feb 22nd launch.
Microsoft watchers hope for a swift price cut to boost the flagging console - Xbox currently costs £184 in Japan, with PS2 weighing in at £157 and Gamecube at £132. A move to undercut the rival consoles is expected to help drive sales figures.
mwaaaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha
die MS
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RìÇkø§$ wrote:
> One of my said he heard that the X-Box is ripping apart the games inside it,
> does anyone know if this is true?
A few Japanese consoles were found to scratch the edges of discs... far less than the number of PS2 that failed at launch though...
the problem is fixed now
> One of my said he heard that the X-Box is ripping apart the games inside it,
> does anyone know if this is true?
A few Japanese consoles were found to scratch the edges of discs... far less than the number of PS2 that failed at launch though...
the problem is fixed now
RìÇkø§$ should have wrote wrote:
> One of my *mates* said he heard that the X-Box is ripping apart the games inside it,
> does anyone know if this is true?
> One of my *mates* said he heard that the X-Box is ripping apart the games inside it,
> does anyone know if this is true?
One of my said he heard that the X-Box is ripping apart the games inside it, does anyone know if this is true?
alos that things shows just HOW MUCH we are being ripped off for the xbox
POP
i will always smile when i read this topic
i will always smile when i read this topic
Good stuff Japan.
heh heh
In EB in Stirling they were running a competition to try and boost sales figures on the xbox pod. You could win £40 in vouchers but i wasnt familiar with it so i didnt bother.
Yay
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Last week's hardware sales figures from Japan show what a lean time the Xbox is having in that most critical of markets, with around 4,000 consoles sold, compared to approximately 25,000 for the Gamecube and over 100,000 for PS2.
The total number of consoles sold in Japan currently stands at 4.05m for PS2, 1.29m for Gamecube, and 0.19m for Xbox, with figures for Microsoft's machine showing a heavy decline since its Feb 22nd launch.
Microsoft watchers hope for a swift price cut to boost the flagging console - Xbox currently costs £184 in Japan, with PS2 weighing in at £157 and Gamecube at £132. A move to undercut the rival consoles is expected to help drive sales figures.
mwaaaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha
die MS
Last week's hardware sales figures from Japan show what a lean time the Xbox is having in that most critical of markets, with around 4,000 consoles sold, compared to approximately 25,000 for the Gamecube and over 100,000 for PS2.
The total number of consoles sold in Japan currently stands at 4.05m for PS2, 1.29m for Gamecube, and 0.19m for Xbox, with figures for Microsoft's machine showing a heavy decline since its Feb 22nd launch.
Microsoft watchers hope for a swift price cut to boost the flagging console - Xbox currently costs £184 in Japan, with PS2 weighing in at £157 and Gamecube at £132. A move to undercut the rival consoles is expected to help drive sales figures.
mwaaaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha
die MS
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