ZenfoldorVGI said:
I completely disagree. It sounds like your trying to reason your way out of Sony taking any blame or being at fault for anything here. Price isn't everything, but when your console costs 400 dollars, it's the only thing that matters to most people. For me, for instance, I'm getting FFXIII, Tekken, and Star Ocean on my Xbox 360, why in the hell would I buy a PS3, for 400 dollars, to play White Knight Story? Really man, when you do get a job, money really starts to seem a lot more valuable to you. The only reason the console costs so much is because Sony made a command decision to push Blu-Ray at the cost and expense of gamers. I'm sure they're happy with their decision. It helped to introduce Blu-Ray. Screwed the hell out of most of us gamers though. Still is. |
I wouldn't go there. I bought 99% of my current possessions by myself. I even pay my own school fees (mostly through loans) so if you think I'm mom and pops favorite, think again.
I bought the 60gb ps3 at $500 because I liked what it offered for it's price. Same reason for those who bought the iPhone when it launched like a friend of mine. Different people, different tastes. I'll buy a $1200 laptop because I want what it has to offer. People don't look at price first, they decide if they wan't what is being offered first before deciding if the price is worth it for them
Like I said, sony paid the price for this and continues to do so because the vast majority do not want the extras or want to pay for what they're getting. Blu-ray may seem like a negative but it's a positive for some.
As for screwing gamers over, it looks to me that gamers bought the 360 and wii instead and those that do buy ps3s, buy it for less than it costs so the only people they screwed over is themselves.
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