brendude13 said:
DanneSandin said:
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brendude13 said:
2. Have a significant increase in power over the Wii U.
But can they - and especially Sony - afford a significant increase of power over the WiiU? Is it possible to have another PS360 >>>>>>>>>>>Wii situation?
It won't be as big of a gap as this generation, but give it a year or two and they definitely will be able to release a console more powerful than the Wii U for £399.
4. Have system sellers like Gran Turismo 6 and Halo 5 available in the launch window.
Halo5 at launch is very unlikely...
Possibly, I would say Gran Turismo 6 is even more unlikely. I bet both games are currently in development and planning now and they'll probably have dev kits very soon too. If they pull their finger out they can have a game ready intwo years.
6. Steal Nintendo's casual market when their guard is down (specifically Microsoft with Kinect).
Kinect never was as popular as Wiimotes... And sold relatively few games...
That's because Wiimotes came with the console. For a peripheral, Kinect has sold incredibly well. If Kinect comes with the console as standard it could be a very useful tool and would be very appealing to the casual market.
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Yeah, releasing a more powerful console don't neccesarily mean taking the lead (PS1 and PS2 are prime examples of that; they stayed way a head despite being the weaker machine).
Having their biggest selling IP's ready after the console's been out for a year already... That's just not good =)
I'm not totally sold on Kinect, and I doubt I'll get the 720 for Kinect2 - but it's a nice addition I guess... But will it push lots and lots of systems? Dunno... And Sony doesn't have anything like that at all; Move just... failed... Hard.
