sony's luck seems to have run out these past years
How long until we get tards claiming that the losses this year are because of the PSN hack?
[QUOTE=Sir Whoopsalot;33085006]How long until we get tards claiming that the losses this year are because of the PSN hack?[/QUOTE]
The losses this year are because of the PSN hack. :smug:
Maybe if they had made PS3 much easier for game developer to program,had sold the console at $400 instead of $600 during launch price AND have a wide array of videogames on launch, they wouldn't have been in this mess. I mean PS3 is a good console but it was rushed.
Don't worry, the XBOX Kinect and the 3DS is suffering the same fate as the PS3 for not having enough good games on launch.
So if you want to make a new console, you better prepare a good range of launch titles by your side.
[B]AND THIS ARTICLE IS ABOUT THEIR TELEVISION![/B]
badly phrased title, why would sony warn us, except for maybe investors, it's their loss not ours
[QUOTE=Sir Whoopsalot;33085006]How long until we get tards claiming that the losses this year are because of the PSN hack?[/QUOTE]
The PSN hack (among various other incidents that happened over the last year) probably isn't entirely to blame, but it certainly didn't help. Customer and investor confidence of SOE/SCEE/SCEA was hurt pretty badly. I'm sure the Japanese Tsunami didn't help much either.
When I was younger I remember electronics were dominated by Japanese firms. Having since moved onto PC gaming and such, damn American firms just produce better electronics. So many Japanese electronics are closed platforms with locked down everything and a stubborn fanbase who wants no change or new ideas.
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