| Bodhesatva said: As to the original topic: does anyone think this will actually have any serious consequences? Because I think Activision needs Sony and Sony needs Activision, and regardless of some rather embarrasing faux pas, I can't imagine this actually having an effect on corporate policies or planning on either side. Other than not liking each other very much, I sincerely doubt we won't see CoD5 on the PS3, unless Activision decides they'd rather skip on 700k+ software sales just to prove a point. |
I don't think that's really the point. I don't think anyone seriously believes that this will drastically change Activisions view of the PS3 but one has to wonder:
How long is Sony going to allow one of their top Playstation execs continue to burn bridges and make an ass of himself to the media? Tretton became a liability long ago and like I said over a year ago, Sony needs to seriously consider putting a gag order on damned near everyone not named Stringer (he's the only one who consistently appears to have a brain in that company).
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