I think some of you were missing my point. It's not about software or hardware.
I know Xbox wouldn't continue to get support like PS2 does. My point is that the executives talk out of there ass.
Multi-millionaire CEOs who don't think things through, if I was on the board I would call for them to be fired.
You want some other flaws with his reason?
-If the PS3 had more compelling software the PS2 wouldn't be so popular.
-If the PS3 was lower priced, the PS2 wouldn't be so popular.
-So Sony "won" the last two generations and could push the lifecycle, they aren't setting themselves up well for this generation.
-How much did Sony lose last fiscal year?
-What would be the incentive for a consumer to buy a PS3 in 4 years? Blu-ray players will be cheaper. Other consoles will be better. PS3 isn't the same as PS2; it doesn't have 130-40 million owners and it won't.
All this is to make the plaers feel better about the Home delays.
He should just say something to the effect of: "It's finished when it's finished; check out all these other games."
I just don't understand how these people keep tere jobs.
I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.
