DS Old and dead?
 

Wow, looks as if the DS has died out, their sales have PLUMMITED in the past few weeks and two months, sad to say all of the Nintendo DS enthusists are trading in their DS' and getting ready to get their hands on a real peice of machinery, the PSP.

Well, seriously, the DS has hit rock bottom, agree, disagree?

I disagree.

http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=57545

1 in every 228 americans owns a Nintendo DS as of the end of last year.... More then 2 months ago. It's not old and it's not dead.

And include links in your posts when refering to statistics. I refuse to take a PSP fanboy's word of mouth for anything involving the DS

1 in every 228? That means about 5 people in my school.

How many of those people have WoW? How many people have bought WoW?

In my school? Who knows.

People at my school are noobs. Me, Danny, that's about all I can think of.

And now how many of them consume cock?

Every chick minus 5 and half of the black guys.

(c)-5/(bg) = cock consumres..right.

Theres no way 1 in every 228 have a DS. Give me a link

Well, some of the chicks like being lesbians, most of the black guys are flaming homosexuals.

NO variables, plz.

Number of people in the US via 2000 census: 295,589,508
http://www.census.gov/main/www/popclock.html

Number of DS units sold as of the end of december: 1,300,000
http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=57545

295,589,508 / 1,300,000 = 227.3765446

Take into consideration some mild population growth since 2000 ~_~, and since you cant have a fraction of a living human, round up to 228.

Owned, Sov. Very nicely done.

Just give it up. D3v has the upper hand. And his head. In his ass.

the PSP is the greatest console of all time

It's not a console, it's a handheld. Jackass.

Those numbers don't include the ones with dead pixels, power issues, and returned models. I can't find any sales charts.

The PSP will have the exact same problems. You can't produce LCD screens without running into dead pixels. Period.

Power issues? Now you're just making shit up.

And of course they don't include returned models. If they did, the number would be a little higher, you moron. Plus, they can't count units that they've given as free replacements. Those numbers only indicate units sold, and Nintendo doesn't make their customers pay for replacement units.

omg pwn h4x

Yeah, i know of at least 3 people that bought DS's when theyc ame out thinking they were l337 but now want their money to get a PSP ......lol.


Im guess that 1 out of every 228 is a 8 yr old kid.