Don’t know what exactly the survey asked, but “quality” wasn’t the only consideration.

“Quality, security standards, value for money, uniqueness, design, advanced technology, authenticity, sustainability, fair production, status symbol” https://www.statista.com/page/Made-In-Country-Index

Was wondering why the USA was so high.

“2017”

So much I don’t know here. Like what an 80.lv is, what their source Alinea Analytics is or what either of their credibility is, why a second source (Ampere) arrived at a PS5 number that deviated from Alinea’s by over 100%, why this didn’t make 80.lv question the veracity of the claim they opted to put in their headline, what sales even mean in the context of Game Pass, why I would care about the potential profitability of a game I don’t care about, why I clicked this post, am writing this comment, or why Microsoft opts to be complicit in Israel’s genocide.

I’ve found a way.

1. Invite Randy Pitchford to Medieval Times.

It’s nice to hear some good news.

“Consumers today are grappling with uncertainty,” McDonald’s Chairman and CEO Chris Kempczinski said.

“Grappling with uncertainty.” Predictably a writhing scumbag running this gross American company. What we’re forced to deal with, is the extremely blatant certainty of the fascist rapist Chris here probably voted for, being a repugnant disaster. Fuck you, Chris.

Never before have I so wished for a sentence to end earlier.