Perry didn't use this point to take any particular stance on this console race -- though he did state that DFC Intelligence puts the Wii as the victor this generation, with the PS3 coming in first in terms of overall software sales -- but he did want to point out the extreme investment Sony is making in its hardware this generation. He (and DFC) predict Sony will extend this generation even longer than the PS2's because of this (making Sony's claims of 10-year life cycle a real possibility).
The sad part if is that neither of these are true. Sony will be last in software (360 has more titles and the 360 version usually does better) and the poor sales will prevent a life span higher then 5 years or so. Truth is, Sony might not turn a profit. They are really in a bad possition, with Nintendo changing the market and them are Microsoft fail to find a nitch, the future might not be so bright.
