It kind of does. Every PR/Marketing manager in the gaming business is a jackass. If you really expect that title to hold some integrity then you really haven't been preached to enough.

Scott Steinberg makes absolutely no sense at all and he comes across as a deluded 14 or 15 year old Sony fan boy.

Sony's MO is "make outrageous and vague promises, don't worry about delivering."

Yeah, if he was really doing his job well he'd come out with something like "WE'RE ALL DOOMED, THE PS3'S DOOMED, SONY'S DOOMED, GET OUT WHILE YOU CAN"

They have to try and be alittle bit full of themselfs other wise people would just right them off

Just more of the "wait and See" talk that comes along when talking about the PS3.

what do you think he was going to say?

"The PS3 has nothing coming out anytime soon, we think the PS3 will be out dated like the rest, We are trying to get New IP's etc, etc.."

Of course not he's going to do what he's paid to do, and thats talk shit.

Wow its marketing PR, its supposed to comfort shareholders and build hope in its consumer base and sway potential owners to come on board. What do you expect? "Ummm we've had a shaky start, MS just had a price cut but we are doing fine, peace out guys." And just how does one statement like that make a company in general cocky? Is the company an organism which has these feelings? To be honest I like this statement more than the MS one where some guy said that Wii has won but the 360 is definitely getting 2nd place.

PR should be confident but this is arrangonce

Yeah, get em Steinberg.

Lol!!!! poor guy....feel sorry for him

Yeah the future for the 360 is very grim indeed...

 http://www.gamedevresearch.com/2008-state-of-game-development-survey.htm

"- Of the surveyed console developers, which represent a notable cross-section of the entire industry, 73% are creating games for Xbox 360, 58% (including some of the same respondents) for the PlayStation 3, and 42% for the Wii - with 15% still creating games for the PlayStation 2. This implies that the greatest amount of Western console developers by sheer numbers are creating games for Microsoft's console - but due to team size differences, this doesn't necessarily imply that more games will appear on the Xbox 360 than other consoles."