Oh, I wasn't here for those. So yeah, I agree with you now.
Oh, I wasn't here for those. So yeah, I agree with you now.
:monster2: One, AH! AH! Two, AH AH! Three, AH AH!
Originally Posted by Endless
In weekly/yearly figures (which do not account the sales in 2004, year in which both consoles were released in Japan), where does the head start matter?
Besides, the SP was first released in Japan on Dec 4th, 2004, and the PSP on Dec 12th, 2004. It's a one week head start. Failed math or just trying to bs me? Even if we were to take the US launch for the DS, it was released on... Nov 20th. That's 4 weeks.
But when were GBA games first released?
According to the GBA site, the first game for the GBA was GT Advance Championship Racing, released June 1, 2001.
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Boy am I an unfunny ass.
Well, that only gives GBA a 3 year head start on PSP. And I wonder why it has more sales...
I imagine Endless was confusing "SP" with "DS" there.
o_O
I was talking about the sales figures that the other user posted. Even though it does seem odd in his post...
Yes. I meant to type DS.
And personally, I find it amazing that the SP can outsell the PSP after three years.
And then there is Death
Cause the SP is cheap and the PSP is for people who can afford it.
Mainly, 20yr olds & such.
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