gigantor21 on 12 August 2013
It still has a chance in Japan to do decent. In the West, though? He's right.
Sony priced themselves out of the market, and waited too long to rectify their mistake. Now the system is caught in a chicken-and-egg death spiral, to where it needs more sales to get more games and more games to get more sales. Nor is Sony itself in a position to go all in and make up the difference when it's still supporting the PS3 and needs to get the PS4 off the ground.
I don't see a future for it outside of Japan. And the global demand for dedicated handhelds isn't exactly set to grow over the next couple of years.
