[QUOTE="rotary38"]I think it starts with the Ps2s large library of games. Everyone is sure to find a game or two or three they didn't have the opportunity to play earlier at a lower price. There are still so many games I still need to play, I mean I've just bought Ace Combat5: The Unsung War and they already have a next iteration of Ace Combat: The Belkan War. There are still so many other games out there. The consumers are playing catch up.F_Emblem
Yeah, I reckon that's a pretty good suss out of the reason myself. They develop so many games that the consumers are playing new releases, then finding there are more to play and getting those. For the business savvy, it's a real easy layout to understand :P
Anyway, most people can't afford the so called 'X-generation' consoles (Wii, PS3, X-Box 360) so go for the previous ones
I'm pretty proud of our little PS2: The last survivor of the third-gen console craze :)
UMMMM the Magnavox ODYSSEY was launched in 1972 lol That is considered by many as the FIRST generation of home consoles. the REAL third generation would probably be considered by most gamers and enthusiasts as the launch of the NES or even before that.
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