Soundwave said:
Sony's audience -- the hardcore gamer is still there, and Sony was smart enough to make a straight forward next-gen machine and sell it at a resonable price. They're being rewarded for making smart moves during the development of the system. Nintendo decided to do their own thing again but have been abandoned by the casual audience that drove the Wii to its huge success, and by also alienating the core gamer last gen, they're finding that the hangover from the Wii era is looking real rough. |
This actually makes me feel better about the main reason I was annoyed about this turn of events. I can understand that and prefer that theory ALOT to the whole "more boom" theory.
