Violence in Playstation lines

http://www.comcast.net/news/index.jsp?cat=GENERAL&fn=/2006/11/17/523398.html&cvqh=itn_ps3lineShot


Do reports like this increase the demand for these items? After all, if it were a piece of shit, it wouldn't be worth waiting in line for days and fighting each other, right?
Every year I hear stories about people fighting over these in-demand items around Christmas and I always wonder, if these companies know how many people would want them (and I have a hard time believing they underestimate the demand), why not make more and ship more to the stores?
I'm not buying the argument that if everyone could have one, nobody would want one.
If it's good, people will want it. If it's not people won't, no matter how many are made available.

 

http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/threads/34012/

 

Between PlayStation and UM-OSU, we've got about 3,000 threads running. All we need now is a thread bashing George "The Shrub" Bush.

 

W sucks at Madden 2007.

 

Outstanding. Don't forget to tie in OSU-UM, too.

 

He's playing that right now on NCAA 07. Lots of fumbles.

 

And his program was put on three-year probation.

 

Sorry. W screwed up. He had Ohio U vs. Michigan.

Ohio U won, though.

 

Mission Accomplished! BWUHAHAHAHAHAHA!

 

The violence for PS3 is a warmup act for those who'll be wanting to shop at 12:01 a.m. on the day after Thanksgiving.

 

Thank God my stepson's an Xbox loyalist.

 

Smallpotatoes, why do you hate capitalism, mass media overexposure and America?

Go back to your gay state and marry another man.