| Poseidon said: 1. I already said that the PS3 isn't moving and that people want a price cut. That card has been thrown at Sony's feet for a while now, and I said it would be dumb for them not to make a move. I also said this isn't a company who has been spending it's time in the red, and that Sony's revenue aren't only dependent on its gaming division. 2. That was my argument. Nothing to indicate that it will indeed happen, but it might. 3. Your argument says a price cut is not feasible and it's only Sony fans wishful thinking; a price drop is out of the equation. Just because you say it a couple of times, an opinion will not become a fact. 4. Don't try that crap with me; the supposed running off-tracks. |
1. And its already been pointed out quite thoroughly that your assumptions were unfounded and just wishful thinking. Sony has officially and in a legally-binding manner stated there will not be a price cut anytime soon. And each Sony branch also functions almost as an independent company so suggesting one would support the other is somewhat of a stretch. Sony offsets losses on the corporate level, on the branch level, each is left to fend for themselves.
2. Though we know it won't. Reiterating that this is your argument and not fact doesn't change the situation.
3. But facts have been provided to show it is not possible. A Price cut in Japan did not result in better sales. Sony has officially and legally said they will not be having a price cut anytime soon. That's pretty damning evidence, more than just opinion.
4. You were running off the tracks by trying to turn this into a discussion of character over subject matter.
