Spreading exclusives out over time is actually smart business from Sony.

[pokoko]

MoHasanie said:

pokoko said:
Sony started spreading out releases really well during the second half of the PS3's life-cycle. It became a big reason why the PS3 dominated most of the year, with the 360 offering up real competition only during the fall and holiday seasons. Sony released several big games during January and February, like the God of War games, which gave them a real edge during periods when content was light.

No doubt that is the plan going into this generation, though delays have been a bit of a problem. Developing for a console that isn't even out yet is no easy task, however, so delays at this time are kind of par for the course.

I disagree. They released a lot more exclusives for the PS3, but they weren't spread out very well. Its a big reason why many of them didn't sell that well. 

I dispute that.

Killzone 3 - Feb. 2011
Uncharted 2 - Oct. 2009
God of War III - March 2010
InFamous 2 - June 2011
The Last of Us - June 2013
God of War: Ascension - March 2013

Some of their biggest games released during the slowest months of the year.  I think it was a very good strategy.