Sony announced today that the company sees no reason to change its worldwide goal of shipping 2 million PS3s by year's end and 6 million total by the end of next March. Apparently, production problems are no longer an issue. Sony President Ryoji Chubachi (not Chubaka) told Reuters: "It is true that it took us sometime to bring the PS3 to mass production as blue laser availability worked as a bottleneck, but production has reached a certain level and judging from that level, 2 million and 6 million are within our reach."The company did say it "resolved" manufacturing difficulties last week, but considering Wii and Xbox 360 are both racing to reach lofty sales targets, PS3's the last one we'd expect to hit its mark. "I think I can, I think I can" ... only this little engine ain't so little.
