Microsoft Corp. is looking to several anticipated titles, its online gaming service and a new video chat application to propel sales of its Xbox console in Japan during the year-end shopping season. The Xbox has done poorly since its launch here, ranking a distant third in sales to Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.'s PlayStation 2 and Nintendo Co. Ltd.'s GameCube. But that hasn't reduced Microsoft's commitment to the Japanese market, Peter Moore, a Microsoft corporate vice president, said during a presentation at the show Friday.
"We know the success (the console has achieved outside Japan) has yet to be replicated in Japan, but you should know that Japan is a major part of our strategy," he said. "We are committed to Japan, to the Japanese development community, to the Japanese publishing community and most all to Japanese gamers."
News source: GamePro
"We know the success (the console has achieved outside Japan) has yet to be replicated in Japan, but you should know that Japan is a major part of our strategy," he said. "We are committed to Japan, to the Japanese development community, to the Japanese publishing community and most all to Japanese gamers."
News source: GamePro
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