• Ech@lemm.ee
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    23 days ago

    Color and SP in shamble (I figure they’re wrapped up in the original consoles, but still)

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    23 days ago

    Crazy to see the N64 so far down the list. I was a Sega-, then Sony-kid but it seemed like the N64 had a better market share than the graphic would imply. Might just be confirmation bias based on my age though.

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      23 days ago

      Same. I imagine that game quality has someting to do with it. Total number of units may be lower, but I can list n64 games that i loved even now. A lot of them. Sega for me was sonic and thats mostly it. Ps1 games is a mixed bag. I have vague memories, but nothing was that special. It was just a console that ran on a disk. Those cartridges though are permanent in my mind.

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    23 days ago

    That is such a death sentence looking at the switch. There are probably more than 10 times more gamerz than there were at the DS release but they did not sell more at all.

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      23 days ago

      When the switch was released, everyone already had a smartphone capeable for gaming. This was not the case in 2004.

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    As of August 2024, cumulative sales of Sony’s PlayStation 4 gaming console had risen to roughly 117.2 million units

    Nintendo Switch was the best-selling video game console worldwide in 2022

    the Xbox One, was put to market in 2013 and sold roughly 58 million units in total until the end of its lifespan in 2020.

    https://www.statista.com