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The article isn't talking about the handheld market because, frankly, it's irrelevant. Sony is absolutely the market leader, as they have sold the most consoles. End of story. To argue otherwise is misrepresenting the definition of market leader itself.No, it never was when it comes to gaming market overall, and I may get bodied by this but Nintendo was also being the market leader when it comes to handhelds with the 3ds,and still kicking with Nintendo Switch.
Therefore that's why I said it never matters,news report wise. Because it only focuses on Sony doing well, and gloss over Nintendo. .. I don't it might nor make any sense but I hope you see my point there. If the article wanna focuses on Sony doing well, that's good and dandy, but them it just gloss over Nintendo and said Nintendo Switch "will never catch up" to Sony. .. Makes the article not looking too good in my opinion.
Also more to mention, Sony didn't sell the most consoles if you add both home console and handheld consoles, I could be wrong here though. So don't quote me on this one lol.
Also when it comes to your trying debunk my stating of "Sony is not a market leader" still doesn't change the fact that the article is pretty bias in some way. Not to mention I don't see what you are trying to argue here besides of the "marketing leader", because there's more than that I just mention.
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