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"If you read ANYTHING about Blu-Ray, you'd know that Blu-Ray drives and discs are REALLY expensive to make, especially in comparison to DVD"

That myth was debunked long ago, but is still perpetuated because it used to be the last remaining argument HD-DVD had going for it. Its just not true though.

So essentially if Nintendo plays its cards right, it'll have the largest marketshare in the next generation. Time to start buying stock I suppose?

Yeah but why is the ASA pretending it has any authority over online advertising standards?

Stop claiming to be me #16

"Strangers can use this toy to lure unsuspecting children to dangerous places."

"that person must also be using another DS system and be within 65 feet"

I don't know how to respond to that line of reasoning.

I guess I dont see Sony spreading themselves thin with the PS3, I see them trying to realistically target 2 audiences here.

1. Gamers - Oviously, and as a bonus you're getting a high def player and a tivo bundled.

2. High Def TV Owners - Here's the cheapest Blu-ray player on the market and you get a Tivo built in if you dont already own one. Games for them are side perks.

Both Katamari and Nintendogs are familiar though.

Nintendogs is just another pet sim, dont kid yourself there, it just happens to be more realistic then what we've seen before.

And is Katamari any different from the myriad of "collection quest" games? If you look at it from a high level perspective, its a game where each level's goal is to collect a certain amount of items to beat the level.

Katamari and Nintendogs are innovate on the edges, not at the core, the familiar core is what people want.

book deal? about what...being fired?

anyone get a code from that link yet, its been an hour for me and still nothing.

I can understand the PSP/DS predictions being made since these units out there and its possible to gauge the market reaction to these products, but how can he possibly give reasonable sales predictions about the PS3 and Revo?