Netyaroze said:
It worked out for Sony with the PS1 and 2 both consoles were sold at a loss first. Its an agressive tactic but can massively backfire (PS3/Xbox) Its basically a strategy to get a foot in a competitive market (Consoles/Bluray), it can proof succesful long term. Lets say Samsung suddenly wants the console market now they could start bleeding money and sell at loss with the hopes to choke out Sony or MS or Nintendo. Sony did that with Sega (299vs399) MS secured a spot in the console market and Sony won a format war. |
i think the biggest problem is when the console is still expensive while selling at a loss, wich is exactly what happed last gen.







