Don't you love those crazy Ken Kutaragi sayings? My favorite - mistranslation or not, it's still amusing - was in regards to the price of the PS3, and how one would have to work more hours to afford it. In an editorial entitled "Is Sony Pulling a Nintendo," author Vandemar discusses the possibility that the third PlayStation might end up like the Nintendo 64, as Sony seems to banking too much on the idea of product loyalty. In all honesties, I think the PS3 might be 'too' powerful - some of the technology (Blu-Ray discs and multiproccesor chips) might be too early and too untested. I know I am about to be flamed for saying that, but I hold by it. I don't believe everything this article says - I do believe that the PlayStation 3 will do well - but maybe Sony should take caution with their words and audacity.
Then again, it's the games that matter, and if they're fun, I'll bite. But I'm just one miniscule consumer -
fanboyism aside, what do you think of Sony's direction and attitudes towards the next generation? Are they being
too cocky?
[Thanks, xbair]
