Dallinor on 26 November 2008
| Mummelmann said: Lol, I now officially pity Sony and their (clearly) struggling console. At this rate, they'll lose even more support, making the PS3 an even more obscure choice in this gen. Red numbers be damned, they need to act now or have little to no hope of leaving a mark on this gen for me (its not how many consoles you sell, N64 was a brilliant console despite low sales but low sales equal poor support and that's no good!). |
If your worried about support, you really shouldn't be. At this point in time only money from one of the platform makers themselves (Sony, MS) will secure an exclusive for their console. 17 million PS3 owners or 23 million 360 owners is way to large an audience to ignore, especially considering the current cost of developing HD games. (Although you might still see a few PS3 exclusives in Japan, given the low 360 install base there.)
The thing to worry about at the moment would be Sony as a company. They need all the profit they can get, and the 360 stealing HD sales from them is not helping.
