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i think sony is going down yeah
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i think sony is going down yeah
do i have to kill my master to get you to talk
I said that as soon as I got my PS2.
why did you think that sony where going down asoon as you got you ps2?
Because some ignorant n00b told me so!!!!!11111111
Because I never liked it, to be honest.
My first few games were my best ones on it, the rest were just crap.
My first few games were my best ones on it, the rest were just crap.
that explains it
Yes, it's totally going down due to the PS2 being the biggest selling console ever. The PSP ain't doing bad either, especially over here, racking up sales of 200,000 in 3 days of sale. The DS is doing far better worldwide though.
And there is the PS3... I hardly think Sony are going down, matey. Believe it or not, and this is from a total Nintendo fan, there some incredible games on the PSX, PS2 and PSP.
So, erm, yeah.
And there is the PS3... I hardly think Sony are going down, matey. Believe it or not, and this is from a total Nintendo fan, there some incredible games on the PSX, PS2 and PSP.
So, erm, yeah.
Plus I could never really get used to it. I didn't really know which games were good because I only really knew about Nintendo, and then when I bought some popular games, they were crap.
apart from that, the rest of the games were football, tennis or racing, which are my most hated genres.
apart from that, the rest of the games were football, tennis or racing, which are my most hated genres.
gimo80 wrote:
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> And there is the PS3... I hardly think Sony are going down, matey.
> Believe it or not, and this is from a total Nintendo fan, there some
> incredible games on the PSX, PS2 and PSP.
>
> So, erm, yeah.
I doubt they're going down but I do think they've made some questionable decisions.
Firstly the controller is new and, whilst I personally haven't warmed to the Playstation controller in all the years it's been available, it is the controller a lot of people are familiar with.
This time around Microsoft has the more familiar controller design so those who stick with what they know may go with that.
Also there's the high price the PS3 is likely to retail at, it's doubtful that Sony would want to sell the consoles at a loss so the PS3 price is likely to remain high (which is fine if people are buying them). However, with MS's machine being more familiar, cheap and out earlier Sony could have set themselves up for a battering in the market place.
Certainly from an adult point of view the PS3 is likely to be great, but parents buying their kids a console may balk at the price, especially if they've also got their kid a PC already.
Now if you combine the two: you're buying an expensive console with an untried controller when there's a cheaper, more familiar console out with more titles and a proper online setup to boot.
There might be trouble ahead.
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> And there is the PS3... I hardly think Sony are going down, matey.
> Believe it or not, and this is from a total Nintendo fan, there some
> incredible games on the PSX, PS2 and PSP.
>
> So, erm, yeah.
I doubt they're going down but I do think they've made some questionable decisions.
Firstly the controller is new and, whilst I personally haven't warmed to the Playstation controller in all the years it's been available, it is the controller a lot of people are familiar with.
This time around Microsoft has the more familiar controller design so those who stick with what they know may go with that.
Also there's the high price the PS3 is likely to retail at, it's doubtful that Sony would want to sell the consoles at a loss so the PS3 price is likely to remain high (which is fine if people are buying them). However, with MS's machine being more familiar, cheap and out earlier Sony could have set themselves up for a battering in the market place.
Certainly from an adult point of view the PS3 is likely to be great, but parents buying their kids a console may balk at the price, especially if they've also got their kid a PC already.
Now if you combine the two: you're buying an expensive console with an untried controller when there's a cheaper, more familiar console out with more titles and a proper online setup to boot.
There might be trouble ahead.
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