Let me clarify. The \'European market\' is splintered, and different European countries are seperate markets to an extent. The U.S. as a Country is a bigger market than Germany, or France as countries. The European market as a whole is bigger, and has more potential obviously. But since the game industry doesn\'t market, or release the majority of it\'s products to Europe as a whole, it\'s not the same as the US as a whole, where a game is available at the same time, and marketed the same. A hit game in the U.S. is much more important to companies than a hit game in Germany, or Poland. But I digress...