Analysts say Microsoft and Sony make body-sensing controller selling illusion

Local network (compilation/applies) According to overseas media reports, Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter said recently that the market sales of Kinect and PS move are likely to be the illusion that the manufacturers deliberately create. "Yes, I think both Microsoft and Sony very much want consumers to get the impression that their Kinect and PS move are very sought-after and even hard to find."　　Michael Pachter said. "Sony shipped 2.5 million of PS move shipments to North America and Europe, but their sales were also close to that number, and I'm not sure how they did it, because shipments are supposed to be more than just a cut in sales."　　Michael Pachter also said that Microsoft is doing better than Sony, and Sony is now trying to emulate Microsoft's marketing strategy. "I think Microsoft is going to be a bit smarter, and they've been keeping the Kinect supply in a tight state to ensure that this sales trend continues until the end of the Christmas war." They also launched a number of mainframe-bundled versions of Kinect to keep the price of the entire market from being scrambled, but the single sale of the Kinect supply remains tense. "Sony is now trying to adopt the same strategy as Microsoft, control the single version PS move, increase the number of host-bundled version of the listing." "he added. (Edit/Ming)