well thats what you get for shaping your userbase the way you did.

From all the studios sony bought and all the sony published games those studios or sony itself made for PS3 how many % are not "grey/brown" action games? Or realistic looking even if they are another genre? (GranTurismo and Motorstorm etc.)

Sony just focused to much on the western mainstreamer and not on the japanese gamer.

People seriously need to try a variety of games. Playstation Plus allows this very cheaply and let people still bitch and moan. There are too many AAA games as it is, we need something between the low budget Indie and big budget AAA.

No, indies are more successfull because they don't need to sell 2 million copies to be profitable. 

The market is not big enough for more AAA games since the time and money we have is limited and the industry is doing nothing to increase gaming population, on the contrary it rejects potential new gamers since a distinction was made between between casual (shitty) games for unexperienced players and hardcore (quality) games for experienced players. This way, as the actual "hardcore" population grows older they will be left empty handed.

Because you dont share a mindset doesn't mean  you can not understand or even try to empathize.  As a sales person he needs to learn quickly lest he wont be able to sell to anyone but himself. 

There is no where from his words that you can gather that he is talking about people whom judge a game by budget instead of quality.  Those words are never mentioned.  Even in his example I don't see anything relating to budget or quality.  These are words others have put in his mouth.  I can quote him saying he doesn't understand users whom only want AAA games because those words came from him. 

It's funny I'm the one trying to twist something. I'm not the one attributing other things to his words.  That's the people on my case.  

I hope we don't talk about this anymore to be honest.  

They don't want them because triple A games with ludicrous budgets are getting more and more diminished returns and are contributing to the soon to crash game industry.

That generalization is pretty Naive, the industry is pretty diverse.

I'm sure the AA's who were brutally murdered or engulfed by AAA publishers/devs didn't thank them for it.

And Frankly, I would think that the Console Manufacturers who watch it happen range somewhere between nonchalantness to mild disgust.

I still think that the better idea would be to let people buy liscences at full price and let them play whenever they want. Most people don't play a game that much after they beat it, anyway. If someone pays $40 for the game to keep it, beats it in a week, and then never plays it again, Sony still makes more money than if someone rents the game for a week.

Because most of them are vastly overrated? Bloated super-budgets do not make better games.

I don't understand people when they say "AAA game"