Robbie Bach: No plans for Xbox 720 in forseeable future.

[jcp234]

BTFeather55 said:

jcp234 said:

BTFeather55 said:
The longer they can keep it on the market, the longer that gives PS3 and the amazing titles that are in its future to pass the 360 which has already had its peak game years imo. I'm sure their plan calls for getting it out by Gears 3's launch because they don't have another game capable of moving a $500.00 super system other than Gears especially since Bungie is done with Halo after ODST.

 

Right, because clearly the 360 will not release amazing titles and the progression of the 360 life cycle is static?

And why would Microsoft release a $500 console? I think every console manufacturer here on out has learned from the blunders of Sony.

One company was under the impression that it could push a $600 console even if it had zero games (Sony).

I can point out a host of other illogical assumptions in your post, but I think I've made my point.

You should apply for a job at Sony.

     Microsoft had their best shot at wowing folks with their games in '08 when they had what everyone thought should have been several AAA titles including Tales of Vesperia, Lost Odyssey, Fable 2, Ninja Gaiden II, Too Human, and Gears of War 2.  Yet how did the majority of those games turn out?  When all was said and done only one turned out to be a bonafide AAA title.  Their best years were '07 and '08, but those years are behind them while we haven't even started to see the best from Sony.  And even though we haven't even started to see Sony's best yet, they still had the best games released last year and won the most awards for their games of all the consoles.  MGS 4 best shooter action adventure game, Valkyrie Chronicles best JRPG and SJRPG, and Little Big Planet Best Innovative Game. 

 

 

1) good to know that you think you are psychic, but until the xbox 360's life cycle is complete you cannot declare 07 ad 08 the 360's best years. sorry, guess i'm just not buying your psychic awareness.

2) critical acclaim is not what keeps companies in business, especially the financially irresponsible ones. i think if microsoft had to choose between critical acclaim or outperforming Sony in software, hardware, and profits...i'm pretty sure Microsoft and any other company would choose the latter.

maybe the current management team at Sony shares your blind optimism, which would explain its current situation...

honestly, individuals like you kind of give Sony supporters a bad rep.