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FF_Fanatic on 02 November 2010
Galaki said:
Grimes said:
FF_Fanatic said:

1. move does have decent games unless your blind

2. move has already innovated with different games, it's just some people are biased.

3. why aren't you wii-playing right now??

4. this thread should have never been created

 

/ end


I'm looking at it from a business perspective, nothing else. If you don't like it, then go away.

Sony is not into making money. They sell their wares at a lost :)


wrong they make money from move and psp, and we all know they profit from ps3, but it will take a while to get them out of debt, all i pointed out tht this thread is lame



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Grimes on 02 November 2010

FF_Fanatic said:


wrong they make money from move and psp, and we all know they profit from ps3, but it will take a while to get them out of debt, all i pointed out tht this thread is lame

 

Go away with your fanboy paranoia, it's boring.



Anyone can guess. It takes no effort to throw out lots of predictions and have some of them be correct. You are not and wiser or better for having your guesses be right. Even a blind man can hit the bullseye.

theprof00 on 02 November 2010
Galaki said:
theprof00 said:

1) avoiding consumer confusion over too many skus


LOL. You'd think so when PS3 has so many sku's?

really? Because all there is in usa is 2 regular ones with different hdds and the move sku,

wii has three skus too.

black one, white one, red one (soon)

same for 360 soon with kinect bundle.



Beuli2 on 02 November 2010

That would be too obvious.



Above: still the best game of the year.

Saruk on 02 November 2010

Obviously they don't want to copy Nintendo AGAIN!!!




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Munkeh111 on 02 November 2010

Well in the UK there are Move game bundles, but they aren't as permanences as the Wii Play bundle

I think the fact that they are trying to sell the Move to the hardcore as well as the casual market means that there is not just 1 game fits all, in the same way Wii Play seemed to do