| NeoRatt said: The car analogy is perfect... Essentially, you are buying something without knowing what quality of product will come later. I wasn't trying to match engines to CPU... PS2 sold well at the start and throughout its generation. I don't think it was over hyped as it brought people a gaming device with a DVD drive on day one to the table and people at the time were wanting DVD drives for movies... Unlike the PS3 that brought an overpriced gaming device and blu-ray player when people hadn't decided which HD standard they wanted yet. PS4 has brought absolutely nothing to the table in its first year... It is just bigger and faster of all the same... |
Your car thing is one of the worst anologies iv read, makes little to no sense and lack correlation with the PS4. You seem desperate to mount an argument agianst the PS4 but are currently faling big time.
Bigger faster is what people want, they want what they like but better. When i buy a new car i want more power better fuel economy and more of what intrests me. That is the PS4 is to most, thats why its selling. There are logical reasons for everything if you choose to be open to seeing them, to many on here are desperate to see other wise no matter how much to the contrary of their opinion facts say things are.
