orniletter on 02 August 2013
| RolStoppable said: Once upon a time there was a system that had a successful launch. The hardware sold well and the software didn't do too bad, even though most of the games were ports from other platforms. The system had a bunch of exclusive software that made it worth owning. But it wasn't before too long that companies began to port some of the exclusive games to another platform and, most importantly, even the platform holder joined in on this practice. It didn't make the system more popular, rather it eroded the software market on the platform, because now the precedent was set that people just have to hold out until the games get ported. Consumers who were willing to buy software either abandoned the ship or stopped considering a purchase of the hardware, so the platform was left to those who usually only own hardware to play pirated copies of software. |
...PSP ?
