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Sony Europe's boss David Reeves has been speaking to MCV about the state of the PlayStation nation saying that PS3 is selling faster than both PS2 and PSOne and the games lull will soon be over.
"Early last week we went through the one million mark on PS3. And we did that in nine and a half weeks," he told the trade publication. "That was faster than both PS2 and PSOne. And I think that the analysts out there will also realise that it's faster than our brothers and sisters in the competitive world." Reeves cited Resistance: Fall of Man and Motorstorm as the biggest sellers so far.
You can read what Reeves had to say (or didn't) about comparisons with Microsoft's rival servicehere.
June 8, 2007
