ssj12 on 12 October 2007
| Rath said: 1. Developers are Still Learning the System: This doesnt mean that the system will last ten years just because its going to take ten years to learn how to use it. Developers will ditch the PS3 once the next gen comes along, even earlier if it doesnt sell well enough to sustain developers. 2. The Blu-ray Life Cycle: DVDs arent slowing down much at all and en masse downloads wont destroy hard media for at least 10 years from now, I disagree with this entire section. 3. The PS3 is Highly Adaptable: Its a game system, not a PC. All its huge adaptability means jack all as far as gaming goes. 4. The PlayStation Network Can be Fixed: I hadnt actually heard that many complaints about the PSN, I dont think it has any impact on the ten year plan though. 5. The PS3 is Prepared for HD Revolution: Ill just state again that 'value' means nothing for a console unless its got games. Most people wont buy the console for Play TV even if it is good value. 6. Expect a Slim-line SKU: First lauding the reliability of the PS2 isnt exactly a good idea, it was reasonably terrible. Otherwise, yeah there will be a slim model. Your point being? Once again, most people don't buy consoles for anything other than games. That include aesthetics. 7. Sony is Popular in All Territories: Sony is moderately popular in all territories. Microsoft is extremely succesful in one and piss poor in another. Nintendo is extremely successful in all. 8. Sony Rules the Mainstream: Correction, the PS2 RULED the mainstream. The PS3 doesnt. At all. Oh and once again, most console buyers buy it for the games, not for multimedia functions. 9. The PS3 is Future-proof: BWAHAHAHAHA 10. The Ten-Year Plan: Rule #1 of business. Lie whenever your not under contract. Sorry but that was a big pile of BS, constantly attacking MS while praising Sony. Nothing more than a coherent fanboy. |
actually DVD sales have slowen down some.
