r/technology Feb 06 '23

PlayStation Earnings Shatter Records With $8.8 Billion Over Holiday 2022 Business

https://www.psu.com/news/playstation-earnings-shatter-records-with-8-8-billion-over-holiday-2022/
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u/SuperSimpleSam Feb 06 '23

Just having inventory was good for last year.

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u/gn0xious Feb 07 '23

Read that as “PlayStation earrings” and was like what the fuck did I miss?!

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u/LoonsOverWisconsin Feb 06 '23

Build a controller that lasts longer than a year then

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u/calpal348 Feb 06 '23

If they did that, they wouldn’t sell more controllers

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u/hsrCwnS Feb 06 '23

8.8billion isn’t because nobody bought controllers.

Also. Remember when consoles came with 2 controllers? What morons. They could have sold so many more controllers. Also good thing those controllers still work.

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u/hallowass Feb 06 '23

No? My sega,ps1,ps2 my friends super nintendo and n64 all only came with one controller.

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u/calpal348 Feb 06 '23

Not sure what you are trying to say….

I’m saying controllers that don’t last years and years contributes to the 8.8b model hey made over the last holiday season because people will buy more controllers when theirs wears out or stops working

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u/Clouds2589 Feb 07 '23

Oh, were people finally able to buy your product? Good for you sony.

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u/Slugity Feb 07 '23

And people complaining about oil companies making 3x that in 4x the time 🤷🏻‍♂️🤣🤣