Just seems logical to me its like a company that over expands itself and then comes back to reality I mean the PS2 and PS1 were huge success allowing for quite a few hires that Sony would not of made if they were selling 20-25 million consoles that generation. This time for the moment at least they aren't looking like the 100 million or 120 million in console sales that they had before so basically you just go off the diminishing returns ideology of hey we needed this guy when we sold 10 million consoles a year even though we have 10 guys better than him at his job. To me I can see this being a good thing for Sony your not as spread out anymore and can keep just your top quality people around I mean someone had a thread a while back about how the 3500 I think it was Nintendo employees were responsible on average for something like a million each in profits yet they seemed to keep around quite a few good people even when they only sold 21 million or so consoles and yes I understand their different as in the gamecube making a profit from the beginning but believe the point is still relevant.
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