No, I am sure it does.
The stat I read was until the end of 2008, there were 10 million 8800 series cards alone sold. 2.5 million 8800gts were sold in 6 weeks in North America alone. These weren't prepackaged, and these didn't include high end video cards from ATi, or Nvidia cards that came from series 9 and series GTX.
The PC gamerpodcast reported over 50 million high end cards sold (in PCs like Alienware, DELL XPS, gaming notebooks or just separately) since 2006. Separately they said something around 25 million. You guys can find the podcast on their website.
That 50 million stat was worldwide, and I am sure you can discount a huge percentage of those as second buys, upgrades (stepups), prepacked etc etc etc. I realize that. But even after subtracting those, you are left with a ton of people who bought a piece of expensive equipment to play games, because that's all that piece of equipment was designed to do. If video cards are something most people take out of the garage only once a week, then why can't the same rule be applied to consoles.
Anyway, like I said, I only brought everyone's notice to that 10 mil. stat earlier because people were blaming high end games tanking because the market lacked the hardware.
So Brutal Legend should be good. I really enjoy many of Jack Black's movies, and enjoy his sense of humor. This game should rock (ha ha).
Concept art:
![](http://www.bdegen.de/wp-content/upload/2007/12/brutal-legend-screenshot-05.jpg)
![](http://www.xbox-gamer.net/screens/1839_41142_Brutal_Legend.jpg)
Screenies: (first is from an FMV)
![](http://www.brutallegend.net/media/brutal_legend_20080917021509.jpg)
![](http://www.gamershell.com/static/screenshots/12508/278059_full.jpg)
![](http://xbox360media.ign.com/xbox360/image/article/832/832903/br252tal-legend-20071105064344229-000.jpg)
Game has shades of Full Throttle.
OK so it just has a motorbike.