360 passes 9 million in Europe


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By Patrick Garratt

Xbox Europe boss Chris Lewis has told MCV that Xbox 360 has now passed 9 million sales in Europe.

?Our installed base is now well over nine million in Europe, where we enjoy about 27 per cent of the current share of the console market,? he said.

?This calendar year, we?re the only console showing positive growth. That?s 22 percent on the first half against a market that is down to a similar margin overall. So we are bucking that trend.?

Buck that trend, Chris. Buck the **** out of it. More through there.

http://www.vg247.com/2009/08/14/360-passes...lion-in-europe/

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I remember the grand old days when the first xbox came out and everyone said it was doomed and MS would never sell a system outside the USA succesfully....

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Even the old mods of Neowin (the gamers amongst them) used to troll Xbox topics left and right. Eating their words now (Y)

@JD, numbers mean a hell of a lot. Just look how many developers flocked to the DS and Wii. If you have a large install base it makes your platform very appealing to develop for than one with far less. The larger the audience, the better chance of turning a profit you have.

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+1

Even the old mods of Neowin (the gamers amongst them) used to troll Xbox topics left and right. Eating their words now (Y)

@JD, numbers mean a hell of a lot. Just look how many developers flocked to the DS and Wii. If you have a large install base it makes your platform very appealing to develop for than one with far less. The larger the audience, the better chance of turning a profit you have.

True... just hope it sticks to the better developers.. as we all know the shovelware that comes out just about every week for the Wii. I just wanted to see how the #s broke down on all three platforms...

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