HappySqurriel on 17 March 2007
CrazzyMan said:
oki doki.
1) PS3 cost 500-600$.
2) after 1-2 years it will cost less, probably 300-400$.
3) ps3 has blu-ray, so no need for 5 dvd for a game, and you can watch full HD moovies.
4) http://stuff.tv/news/id-4735/ - best for full HD by stuff.
5) people wait not for one game, but for many, so when FFXIII, MGS4, DMC4, HS, Lair, Ratchet, Uncharted, LTB and etc. will be realesed, these games will incredibly boost ps3 sales, price won`t matter.
6) ps3 and wii are in diffrent categories, so people will buy and ps3, and wii. They are not rivals.
7) many series will have continues on ps3:
Tekken
Virtua Fighter
Soul calibur
Gran Turismo
Jack dexter
God of war
Wild arms
Front Mission
Metal Gear Solid
Z.O.E
Resident Evil
Silent Hill
Devil May cry
Final Fantasy
Kingdom Hearts
Medal Of Honor
Ridge Racer
Tales of ...
Disgaea
Valkyrie profile
Persona
Grand Theft Auto
Burnout
Onimusha
Ace Combat
Ratchet and Clank
Xenosaga
Killzone
Guitar Hero
Metal slug
Shadow of colossus
Armored Core
Star ocean
Spyro
Breath of fire
Chrono ...
Grandia
Rogue Galaxy
Wipeout
Genji
Getaway
games in bold already under developement.
And new titles:
White Knight Story
Resistance
Lair
MotorStorm
Heavenly Sword
Afrika
Heavy Rain
Warhawk
Monster Kingdom
Uncharted: Drake`s Fortune
Eight Days
L.A. Noire
WarDevil: Enigma
Ni-Oh
Little Big Planet
http://www.vgcharts.org/worldcons.php?date=36951&sort=0
PS2 Mar 2001 - Total: 10.61
PS2 Mar 2002 - Total: 28.68
PS2 Mar 2003 - Total: 51.20
http://www.vgcharts.org/japconscomps.php?name1=PS2&name2=&type=0&align=0
39 PS2 11/26/00 9,000
40 PS2 12/03/00 3,750
The second you said "Price Won't Matter" it became clear that you don't realize that most people in the world don't have magical wallets ... They have limited resources and after they pay for their rent, transportation, food and other "needs" have very little left over for "hobbies" or "toys"
Everything else you mention may be true but you fail to point out that when the Gamecube and XBox launched the PS2 had a 20 Million unit lead ... The March 2001 number you pointed out was the number of units the PS2 sold when it was impossible to find it on store shelves. Also the PS2 physically ran out of units in November/December 2000 after it launched in North America ...
