| happydolphin said: Then again games will always exist no matter. Even if a manufacturer loses the idea is that they will still exist as a 3rd party. Also, the loss of one doesn't necessarily mean things will get worse. For example, with the PS3, Sony was struggling yet in my opinion the PS3 is where Sony released its best exclusives. Many will say the GC and the DC were some of the best consoles ever made, yet both failed at critical appeal. |
I'm really not sure what point you're trying to make.
Me being a Playstation fan, I was not happy to see the Gamecube or the Dreamcast fail. I did not look at the Gamecube low sales and think, "Yes! This makes the PS2 look really good!". Also, if the Gamecube did sell really well, I would not have thought, "No! Now, the PS2 victory is nonexistent!". If the Gamecube did sell really well, I would have thought, "Wow, that's really great for the Gamecube". There does not need to be a loser in order for there to be a winner. Not in terms of sales or quality.
