
Interestingly though, he also states that this console cycle will essentially be "a dead heat, and each manufacturer will have sufficient market share to generate significant profits." This is great news for videogame fans everywhere, since an evenly divided market will mean that each of the consoles will have a chance to grow and mature as they age. This may be PS3 Fanboy, but I really don't want any of the current consoles to pull a Dreamcast.
1. this is DEFINITELY not coming from fanboyism
but I have a much easier time accepting PS3's 73 million/10 years than Wii's 72/5 years.
Sure, Wii is selling like hot cake right now, but without third party support, where is it going in 1 year from now? Prince of Persia was horrible in the remake for Wii, Umbrella Chronicle has to dumb down because they don't think Wii audience can handle it and they don't think Wii can handle it (from IGN podcast on 5/4). and Spider-man on Wii turned out to be bad by ONE company that has experience working with WII (titles like Marvel: Ultimate Alliance and CoD3).
Back to PS3, since this is a PS3 forum. I think if Sony can play this right, they still have a shot at 100 million. but they need some fast price cutting. I'd say down to 359 in 09 and fantastic library of games and exclusive. I don't care what the new boss has to do, if he was to BEG Japanese developers to make exclusives. SO BE IT.
Posted at 9:41PM on May 7th 2007 by kingofwale