
It is odd, but Wada has a point: Sony does need to get it together when it comes to marketing their product. It's more expensive than other game machines (compared to the Elite, not by much), but it can do so much more. As a game machine, it's struggling to get its namesake: games. Until November, when at least a dozen great titles will be released or will have been released. Do you think Sony will unleash a bevy of PS3 marketing ploys for this holiday season, or will they try to keep those costs at a minimum and do something else? Either way, Square Enix seems anxious about the system, especially with something like FFXIII on its way.
[also via Joystiq]
1. Square-Enix didn't help the sitation. Maybe they need to get their act together and work on FFXIII. If I recall they were among the media badgering Sony. Everyone said the PS3 needed to be a game machine first, while Sony tried sticking with the home entertainment idea. Now they shift focus, and Square-Enix jumps on em again? They need to get off their high-horse.
Posted at 3:42PM on Sep 7th 2007 by mystical_304