Why wouldn't Sony sell Arc in a PS3 bundle? What about the existing install base for EyeToy?Greg Tito said:"I think that the Sony motion controller will have some problems gaining traction, since it is not an 'in the box' solution. That will probably limit adoption to one or two million at the outset," Pachter told PS3Center.net [http://www.ps3center.net/article/380/2/motion-controllers-to-decide-second-place-in-console-war/]. "Natal is different... It's only one piece, is likely to be cheaper, and I think it will come in the Xbox 360 package with new consoles once launched, meaning far deeper penetration."
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"Sony's internal development is top notch, so I expect the launch titles to be fun, and likely on par with Wii Sports for quality, but ultimately, I think that the motion controller will only sell to 20% or less of the PS3 audience, limiting it's appeal to third party publishers," said Pachter. "A year or so after launch, there will be 10 million [Project Natal units] out there, which will probably attract more third party support. Also, I think Microsoft will subsidize third party development to make it a success."
So there you go, Pachter says that Arc will sell "one or two million at the outset" to Natal's 10 million.
That's some extreme optimism.happysock said:Yeah and I can see where he is coming from, 10 million units would only be about a third of xbox owners buying one for their console and for the right price and the right games I'm sure a lot of people would buy one.Credge said:He actually thinks these things will sell millions of units?
Hardly 33% of the market isn't normally considered substantial for this kind of investment considering it's claiming to be revolutionary.Credge said:That's some extreme optimism.happysock said:Yeah and I can see where he is coming from, 10 million units would only be about a third of xbox owners buying one for their console and for the right price and the right games I'm sure a lot of people would buy one.Credge said:He actually thinks these things will sell millions of units?
So when are they ever going to say something good about Natal? Seriously between this and "Milo" or whatever they call it they've announced nothing positive. So it'll be another Wii? What actually makes Natal "better" then any of the other motion controlled garbage?Greg Tito said:"Sony's internal development is top notch, so I expect the launch titles to be fun, and likely on par with Wii Sports for quality,