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Can Nintendo Defy History? | |
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| Time: 16:50 EST/21:50 GMT | News Source: GameSpyDaily | Posted By: Anthony Darr | ||
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The Nintendo Entertainment System virtually ruled the market with a 90 percent share. Through most of the 16-bit generation, Nintendo and Sega had a 50/50 split (except in Japan where Sega was largely ignored). Sony wrestled away more than 60 percent of the market during the last generation of games. Now Sony and Microsoft control nearly 80 percent of the market. | ||
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