jstam on 02 August 2007
well i dont no the sale price of the ps3 in america but why didnt they (this is based on a 10 year life cycle as well mind you) produce more consoles therefore bringing down the price of manafacturing (even if only slightly) take a bigger hit on the initial sale price (if it had of come out as the same price as the 360 it would be in such better shape than what it is now) and they would of guaranteed the success of the ps3.
Results in more systems in homes, quicker, which results in more games, blu ray movies sold, which allows them to recoup the profits that they lost on the launch. How could they get it so wrong?
