ssj12 on 02 January 2009
| NJ5 said: Your theory fails here: Now then, when this happens - the PS3 has basically turned into the PS2 Not in any useful way. It won't have PS2's market share or userbase size, therefore developers won't keep making games for it forever. Also, the PS2 was the weakest console in terms of graphics. This didn't prevent it from being supported for a long time. Even then it hasn't attained 10 years yet, why will the PS3? Graphics don't matter that much. |
This isnt correct, when was the last and final Xbox game released? Madden 09. The Xbox was discontinued in 2006. This shows that it took 2 years for all developers to finally kill production for a discontinued system.
As long as Sony keeps a small but steedy userbase with the PS3 after than next PlayStation is released than there will be developers willing to make games. Keep a system alive till its unprofitable than kill it. What is the sense in not making every dime and penny you can?
