Maskedpainter said:
Only thing that will save the PS3 is a much needed price slash. That also only works if Microsoft doesn't cut their price as well and has no more block buster games coming out, which is highly unlikely. The leader of the console cycle is the one making the most bank and selling the most software/hardware so unless Sony thinks it can beat the Wii it can kiss ever taking the lead away good bye. If you're right about Microsoft having X amount of time left in their console cycle, then expec another system to come out to replace the 360. Of course then we'll be right back in the same situation we are in right now, Microsoft having a head start which Sony cannot overcome without the support of Japan (don't expect that support to last) and Nintendo riding high after the Wii bringing out (we all expect) a HD wii system with just enough tweaks to keep the system familure while satisfying the lust for HD gaming. Sorry, but Sony can bring out blockbuster after blockbuster and get all the bias reviews and praise on the gaming sites. The War is lost. |
Last year's total sales were only separated by 30K units with the PS3 being twice the cost of entry (but more value). That's terrible news for X360.
Yes, there will be another Xbox in a couple of years. There will be another PS as well. What's that have to do with the sales of the previous generation? The generation console war is only over when ALL the numbers are in. That's life. Deal with it.
X360 reviews were HEAVILY biased when they had NO competition in the marketplace and for some time after that. That's how they piled up those AAA scores in the first year. Of course, you don't want to acknowledge that, though.







