thismeintiel said:
I would call that a site taking one sentence in Sony's financial statement and spinning it for a headline, hoping for more hits. If you actually read it, it states the main reasons for the losses in bold at the beginning, which are the foreign exchange rate, the flood, and poor LCD TV sales. There's only one mention of the PS3 price drop later, which leads me to believe it only decreased profit, and was not a major cause of any losses. |
THIS. I searched Sony's financial statement too, and I can mostly confirm what you wrote. PS3 reduced revenue caused losses from other products and from acquisitions to be offset less than in the past, but PS3 isn't "producing" losses, it offsets them less than before the cut, but it's a completely different thing. The end result of the whole division losing is true, but PS3 isn't causing losses anymore (except obviously those accumulated before) since it broke even during Spring 2010.