farlaff said:
I'm honestly not hurt either way, as I could not care less (neither of the companies' money is coming my way - heck, I'm giving money to them and not the other way around). I stated my actual opinion just two posts above and here I can further explain: yes, PS2 was impressive. Yes, it moved a lot of software. Yes, when I commented on Dulfite's post I was being ironic (or sarcastic, or sardonic, pick your choice), just like I firmly believe he was as well, because PS fans tend to get mad whenever this argument that "it was just a DVD player" is placed ayround. They shouldn't. It's just mockery that nobody should take so seriously. Now, to end this from my side, I explained what I thought, but don't come to me with a straight face to say that the ease of a DVD player did not play an important role in PS2's final numbers, because I was not only an adult (and a father) when all that happened thus I remember it very well, I also followed that market with interest because I had two different friends that used to sell consoles. |
I absolutely am going to come to you with a straight face and say PS2 absolutely did not benefit from being a DVD player. It benefitted from Sonys aggressive pricing and massive library. Xbox was a DVD player too, I even had the remote playing DVDs and music. Xbox barely outsold GC. PS2 sold way too many games to even entertain this.







