when no one bother to make a thread like this to bash playstaion.

Well in fairness he did make one for the 360.

What will it take to admit there will be no Sony comeback this gen?

vs who? MST or Nintendo?

MST :when they drop support for it to push their new system

Nintendo :when ... jeez that's a hard one to think of but I guess there is no clear answer for this since we are in a recession and this holiday season will surely show us which direction this is all going.

when?

The end of the gen, and a noticeable lack of comeback. Until then I'll wait and see.

http://vgchartz.com/hwlaunch.php?cons1=Wii&reg1=------&cons2=PS3&reg2=All&cons3=X360&reg3=All&weeks=200&weekly=1

But its already under the green line!

Don't forget that they need to make a game or two from the start that are inviting to consumers of all ages. Not that many people are willing to buy the PS3 because the games look too gritty, mature looking, and violent. Sure there's LittleBig Planet and all, but not a lot of people are willing to spend $60 on that game and an expensive console (unless it was bundled, which it was). I bet that if Sony had made a new Jak & Daxter game with the launch of the PS3, that was very much like the first, it would have been an instant win.

At the daycare I work at, there are 3 school-age classrooms (since the daycare is apart of our area's hospital; plus there are infants to pre-K) with a Wii, GCN and a PS2. For the PS2 (leave out the Wii and GCN because the children only have WiiSports on the Wii and Mario Kart: Double Dash on the GCN), they have a lot of games, but the children absolutely LOVE playing the first Jak & Daxter game (they can't play the second due to it being rated Teen; they can't even play Super Smash Bros.: Brawl because it's rated Teen, and I brought it one time and I got in trouble wtf...it's not even that violent) and I show them some stuff I know about it (and I love that game too; I hated the direction of the second game).

Mark my words, Sony just needs to make games that everyone can play and are not inclined for older audiences; something a lot like Nintendo and Mario. Don't give me that LBP would be like that, as the game is expensive, the system is expensive, and the controls and level creations are too complex and time consuming.

how cute

Most sane, rational non-fanboys have admitted that Sony, as a video game console company, is probably done and that this is probably their last gen.

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