redspear said:
I guess you forgot Peter Moores Wii60 push after E3?
Sony gets mocked because of their its a gimmick(adds motion sensors) Its a fad(nope it is succesful. However this sounds fairly candid and hopefully shows a turn around in Sony. |
Hasn't Peter Moore been trying to reverse his "Wii60" claim now that they are about to get the Nintendo Pwnage as well. From what I remember, it wasn't too long ago that he was mocking the motion sensor. The "Wii60" thing could be well described like the German-Soviet non-agression pact at the beginning of WW2.
In every business, competitors are going to mock its competitors a little bit at least. It's business and at the end of the day, Moore, Hirai, and Iwata have a drink together. Same with politics.
Lately, I find Sony's PR to be alot better than it was with Ken Kuturagi. He was a very successful leader in the console industry, but his time was coming as he elevated to his high horse.
As of NOW, the Wii is a fad. But fads can be turned into long term successes if cards are played right, like I-pod. So it will be interesting to see what Nintendo does.
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