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Well, I think one thing we can all agree on, wholeheartedly, is that the Sony of the future will be a different beast than the Sony of today. It's strange to think about, considering most of us have grown up around Sony products, but this is going to come down to a few very important points that go beyond things like the game division.

1) Can they profit enough in the short term to not only break even, but to break even enough to pay off their mass of debts?
2) What will stay and what will go? Extreme measures require extreme choices. This does mean that they might be forced to kill or sell entire divisions. The death of the Sony TV could still be possible.
3) How are they going to streamline for the future?

At least most people aren't using the infuriating term that 'Sony is too big to fail' any more. Kaz appears awake and I'd bet you good money now that the engineers and executives have put down this 'us vs. them' attitude for the sake of mutual survival. It's not until people start realizing the potential threats that they start working their asses off to prevent it. I think it's safe to say the realizations have kicked now. Now to see what they do about it.