Sony isn’t wavering on its commitment to sell 15 million PS3 consoles by the time its financial year comes to an end in March 2012 and currently, according to Sony Computer Entertainment boss Andrew House, sales are slightly ahead of target.
As of November 2nd, 2011, Sony reported it had sold approximately 56 million PS3 units since the console’s launch back in 2006, Microsoft managed 57.6 million around the same time since the console launched in 2005.
House also commented on PS Vita, and although he stopped short of predicting sales, he said the amount of time it takes Sony to turn PS Vita sales into profit depends on currency rates.
Sony, a Japanese company, has suffered immensely because of the Yen’s constant rise.
Thanks, Reuters.

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Ernice Gilbert Reply:
December 16th, 2011 at 5:54 am
Sony’s really seen bad weather this year. From the Yen to the earthquakes, then floods in Taiwan and the burning down of one of its warehouses in Britain… Rough year.