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Forums - Sony - ps3 owners, what would you consider losing this generation?

alephnull on 17 January 2009
ZenfoldorVGI said:

Sony is morally reprehensible

 

REPREHENSIBLE!!! Alas, if only they could be more like the morally upstanding Microsoft.



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Squilliam on 17 January 2009

^ If only...



Tease.

Smashed on 17 January 2009
CGI-Quality said:
# Wise, Playstation loses this gen. Funfactor wise, far from it. I disagree with you Squilliam about if the PS2 had gone head to head with the Wii, the PS2 would've been crushed, I doubt that. Crazy thing tho, we'll never know.

OT: As a PS3 owner, no I don't feel like a loser. The Playstation, itself, will lose this gen, but you never know what might happen, remember: N64 = loss/but profit. Gamecube = loss/but profit. Wii = holy shit a BIG WINNER!!! If PS3 turns profit in 09, which it should, Sony could be poised to return next gen with a winning: Sony Playstation 4. But that remains to be seen.

 

Agreed :)



coolestguyever on 17 January 2009

It would be about losing exclusives and 3rd party support. Do you think Gamecube owners gave a shit about getting pwned by PS2?



KBG29 on 17 January 2009

I would consider it a loss if SCEWWS had to cut back on the amount or quality of games that are being released.

A win is if PS3 continues to get every awsome franchise of yesteryear while continuing to gain new exiting IP's.



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SlorgNet on 17 January 2009

There are no losers this generation of hardware. What's happening is that the game culture is so big, no one company can monopolize it anymore.

This is good for gamers, good for studios, and good for consumers.

Nintendo and Sony have done the right thing by staying focused, not trash-talking their competitors, and investing heavily in media and studios. I wish Microsoft would do the same (they're getting better, but they still have some growing up to do.)