Mr_No on 11 April 2014
I'd have to say the PS3. It featured many expensive technologies to future-proof it, it was difficult to program for and it was for people who had 2 jobs, like a certain spokesperson mentioned. Things looked pretty bleak at the beginning, but right now it's the second best selling seventh generation console with a vast library and with good support still near the end of its life. It's probably the boldest for me because it's still doing good after the problems in the past.
