Dno said:
Dodece said:
Once again for perhaps the hundredth time. Neither Microsoft or Nintendo has been all that forthcoming with their releases later this year. Both are sure to have surprises for us over the coming months. Sony on the other hand was backed into a corner, and was basically intimidated into throwing everything they had at the market they laid their cupboards bare as an attempt to keep up with a situation spiraling out of their control.
Microsoft has plans, and Nintendo has plans. We don't know what those plans are, but judging by your apparent ignorance your going to be floored by them. You really think that Microsoft isn't going to have at least two AAA FPS style games by the end of the year? You really think that Nintendo won't have a Starfox, Kirby, Waverace, or Pilotwings. I think Nintendo can swing at the very least four of their best franchises into place for this coming fall and winter.
Right now its a game of whats in the box. You surely don't know. Neither does anyone else. Your basically saying that Microsoft and Nintendo have empty boxes. Something tells me they don't its hard to imagine they have no plans for the second half of this year. They aren't just going to lie down for Sony. They are going to bring big guns. I can't wait for the unloading personally. I think Microsoft is going to bring some real heat at the GDC, and both them and Nintendo are bound to have big E3 press events.
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i disagree. sony has the most 1st party studios (more then nintendo and microsoft combined) so no way have they showed everything they had. microsoft will be showing good things at e3 and so will nintendo but no one is going to match the NEW games sony is going to be showing. only about half of sonys 1st party games was shown and for the later half there will be more. sony will have the best line up this year and thats that |
Sony has a lot of studios, but how many good studios do they have?
A game like Lair, Genji, Untold Legends or NBA 07/08 are not good and do not sell well; Sony would be better off selling or restructuring most of these development teams (and focusing on their quality developers) rather than spending money to continue to develop crap which doesn't sell well.
