| RPG said: 1. No it was terrible. 2. Yeah Team ICO's cult following are on gaming forums and I am never going to win that battle. 3. But I wonder if Sony see it as financially viable to do so and make up that money in software sales. It is a gamble but with all the first/second party games coming as well as a reduction (whatever the amount) in production costs Sony might see it as being a worthwhile choice. 4. GT5 will win no HD war but it will sell a fuckton. 5. But there is a difference between a million seller and a 2-3 million seller. 6. Yeah Evolution Studios is based in the UK. SCE London alone has 250 employees let alone the Liverpool and Cambridge studios. BTW the super secret PS3 game still exists :P |
1) You may have thought it was terrible. But it wasn't. What made it terrible? It was perfectly functional, reasonably fun to play most of the time, and lasted a while.
2) Agreed.
3) They might, I guess. If they sell an extra 4 million PS3s at an extra $50 loss, that's 200 million lost. We don't know how much they get per sale, though.
4) Yeah, but it's no substitute for a price cut which may or may not be financially viable.
5) They'll all (perhaps with the exception of Crack in Time) be 2 million sellers, again, regardless of release date. Even ACIT could break 2 million, since it's launching on a decent userbase this time...what was it when ToD released, 5 million?
6) Good. Then they're making MotorStorm 3, next WipEout, and something else, I guess
And what super secret PS3 game?
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