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Despite a mediocre start in North America and Japan, dogged by unit shortages, rip-off re-selling on eBay and the still-present threat of a delay to March's PAL region launch, the PS3 is predicted to shine by analyst Datamonitor. The firm believe that despite a poor start, and the collapse of the original 'global launch' plans, Sony should sell in the region of 75 million consoles by 2010, according to MCV.
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The report, as MCV note, also claims that the average age of a gamer is rising, and will hit a median of 33 in the future, a break from the typical 18-24 age bracket which is said to presently enjoy games the most.
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t released by the organisation, claims that the PS3 will be unable to beat the 100 million-plus record set by the PS2, but that Sony's next-gen baby should still surpass its competitors comfortably. The Datamonitor report cites the Xbox 360's head-start and the late Euro-debut as reasons why the console is unlikely to top the PS2's record-breaking haul.