oniyide said:
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I think I might have the answer: Sony did have this problem, until the PS3 happened. I read that Sony sent out PS2 devkits with Japanese documentation and pretty much said "figure it out." With the PS3, Sony stared into the void. The PS3 cost billions in losses, and their overall position is that they were going to go bankrupt if they didn't do something immediately. They were humbled by that experience, and it's also why I believe the PS4 is much more conservative (and leverages AMD's acquisition of ATI, and their research into APUs), and doesn't loss lead like previous consoles used to.
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