The fact is X-Box is just really popular in America, not really anywhere else.
In UK Supermarkets like ASDA and Tescos they barely have anything to do with X-Box, mostly, PS2, PSP and Gameboy advance stuff.
Ok, I know they're supermarket stores, but you know. I don't go into computer stores anymore, there's no point and town centres are quiet these days. I just order stuff online. X-Box isn't around that much in the UK.
And when I was in Japan last year, the X-Box selection in any shop was tiny, and I mean TINY! (10 games selection max)
Almost like it's a novelty console for enthusiasts. Without proper full hearted X-Box support outside of America it will never ever be better or more popular than Sony's consoles.
And online gaming with consoles is pretty much dead in the UK, it never took off, like me people just use PCs for online gaming. And it's usually for free too. SO you can forget about X-Box online.
In UK Supermarkets like ASDA and Tescos they barely have anything to do with X-Box, mostly, PS2, PSP and Gameboy advance stuff.
Ok, I know they're supermarket stores, but you know. I don't go into computer stores anymore, there's no point and town centres are quiet these days. I just order stuff online. X-Box isn't around that much in the UK.
And when I was in Japan last year, the X-Box selection in any shop was tiny, and I mean TINY! (10 games selection max)
Almost like it's a novelty console for enthusiasts. Without proper full hearted X-Box support outside of America it will never ever be better or more popular than Sony's consoles.
And online gaming with consoles is pretty much dead in the UK, it never took off, like me people just use PCs for online gaming. And it's usually for free too. SO you can forget about X-Box online.