NotStan on 09 January 2012
| Wh1pL4shL1ve_007 said: Its probably not PS but the cultural shift... Nah maybe not. BTW: They could have removed Blu-ray which equals to less price. Then its reputation could have carried the sales even further. This is my opinion only but whatever: I think the only thing that kept Ps3 alive was its reputation from the 5th and 6th gen. |
I personally think that it was more of the value for money once the price has dropped, when it reached sub $400 - £250-275, only then I could justify it as a worthy investment. Had it been similarly priced to 360 at the time, I would have brought it in an instant, however the difference was around £125 - $200 at the time of my purchase, same probably with ALOT of people. If you could play most of the games that are offered by 3rd parties - COD, Fifa 12 etc, why would you invest in a console that was considerably more at the time, of course now price gap is smaller, and the sales correspond to that, as now, it is a better value for money.
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