marc on 06 June 2007
| sharky said: And made it a lot more powerful in that time. Enough to be significantly more powerful than 360. Launching in the year that they did didn't gain them anything. Sales are miserable in that time, so it's not as if you can say well, they held back 360 from gaining even more. Probably Wii did that more than Ps3 if anything. I dont see Sony losing much of anything if they had waited another year on PS3. As it stands they are in big trouble... |
If they had half a brain up in management, they would have scratched the BR and installed cheap old DVD drives with a USB BR-Player option for those who want it. That alone would have cut the price about $200 and would have boosted sales considerably. They should have also used common processor technology rather than try to re-invent the processor when they arent even in that line of business. All they did was make a processor that behaves differently but is equivalent overall to things we already have. That would have cut costs even more and they wouldnt have suffered the year of delay.
This generation of consoles was their to lose... and they mucked it up real bad.
