The more limited your market, the less agile you are, simple as that.

Bee Movie isn't alone in skipping the PS3 and while not much of a loss alone, the lack of a broad variety of games will hurt the PS3 as it tries to move more mainstream.

I figure the developers figure at the PS3's price, few kids will have one and those that do can play the PS2 version anyway (or at least they could when the game was being developed). So why pay the extra costs to have a PS3 version?

The PS2's continued success is both a boon and stumbling block for Sony.

If the PS3 had PS2 compatibility I would say it's no big deal.

The fact that Sony is dropping PS2 compatibility from new systems, it is a bad sign for Sony. Sony needs to come out with a dual PS2/PS3 compatible game format or their PS2 user base means nothing. Even if it's just software compatibility, new PS2 games need to somehow be certified compatible with the PS3 or they are really going to be hurting PS3 wise.

oh my god... why they do it with me ))) Bee Movie...
this crap game is anything for PS3... Ratchet forever! ))

Eactly... if the ps3 can't even play crap games, what good is it? no games... no interest in the console... I was planning on picking up the PS3 in a year or two, but that was when it has PS2 compatibility. Unless they still have a model with PS2 compatibility out, forget it...