twesterm said:
Just because the PS3 isn't doing as well as other consoles doesn't mean it's a failure. The PS3 is similar to the Gamecub. The people who had it love it, it had some wonderful games that are very good, and it wasn't a failure. |
The problem is that Sony and Nintendo have two very different goals. Nintendo is a gaming company that desires nothing more than to be a gaming company. It can survive and profit quite well with a core group of devoted gamers.
Sony, or more specifically Sony's gaming division, is concerned less with games than with becoming the Imperial Rulers of Living Room Entertainment. It is in a multi-generational competition with Microsoft to achieve this goal. It was ahead, comfortably, and the PS3 was a huge step towards introducing the MegaMultiMedia Entertainment System. Now they have fallen behind MS, and will see a GameCube-like finish this generation as a serious setback towards their goal of Entertainment Domination.







