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As most know in the ever raging console war Sony's PS3 is trailing behind in 3rd out of 3 but despite that Sony seems to be confident because of their 40% hardware sales increase from last year. They also take a moment to talk of PS2' recent 50 million mark, and the success they are finding with PSP.
Sony has said it's confident of its momentum going in to 2009 following a rise in full-year PlayStation 3 sales of 40 per cent.
Over 3.6 million PS3 units were sold during 2008 in the US, with NPD data showing that 726,005 units were sold during December.
PS3 software sales reached almost 6 million units in December, and grew 116 per cent for the full year. Hit titles included LittleBigPlanet, Resistance 2, Call of Duty: World at War and Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe.
"We remain confident in our momentum into 2009 as we continue to deliver to our consumers the best entertainment content and technology out there," commented Peter Dille, SVP of marketing and PSN.








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If they do indeed go through with the predicted price cut in the spring sales can only get better.
General Playstation Hardware Failure Including Blu-ray Failure Figures That Are Blown out of Proportion Purple Monkey Dishwasher?
Simple math guys. Nothing to do with which console is better. Sony stuck by PS1 for 10 years. They're sticking with PS2 for 10 years (and it's still selling like hotcakes). They plan to stick with the PS3 for 10 years.
The same can't be said about Microsoft. They totally abandoned the Xbox after 5 years or so.
Sony don't have a huge margin to catch up on either. In the grand scheme of things a couple million isn't that many. Look at the PS2. It sold over a hundred million world wide and counting.
They aren't going to say "Yeah we lost the console war and we are pretty much screwed." I mean, they wouldn't be marketing guys if they said the truth. Of course they are going to be positive and say they are confident up until like 5 seconds before Sony (if ever) decides to give up on the PS3. You can't really gain anything from listening to marketing talk -- they always say the same thing, no matter the product.
--mr. cynical
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