SWORDF1SH said:
PS2 2000 - present day ps3 2006 - present day psp 2005 - present day I don't get your point. You say that Sony don't decide but they make these claims on there knowledge of the market and how long they plan on supporting that console. They proved that they can do it, twice with PS1 and PS2. The PS3 Just had it's two best years halfway through its 10 year plan and when sales do drop they will release a slim PS3 (no we havent had slim yet) for $99- $150. The only console that looks likely to not make the 10 plan is the PSP but they still had good intentions of honoring the 10 life plan. But we still don't know their plans for PSP. |
... good grief now I understand why Doogle is your avatar. Sony didn't prove they could do it. The market conditions a were such that they could do it. The PSP and PS3 have been no where near as successful in sales as the PS1 or PS2.
ALSO how long they plan on supporting the console? Well in that case the PSP had a 7 year span. Sony have released no games this year and as far as I know have no plans to.
Also they already did a slim PS3, it's even called the slim. Likewise reducing the size of the PS3 isn't anywhere near as easy as with the PS1 or PS2, what with the issues they have. They have also already done HUGE price drops in the last few years. Don't go expecting a new revision or further price drops anytime soon.
Oh and killerzX I know. You just took my own post and replied it back to me. It has been 7 years 5 months in Japan. Worldwide it varies though and everywhere else is less than that. In the EU it hasn't even hit 7 years yet.
