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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3206641.stm
Notably, they are blaming the PS2 for their poor performance. Also interesting is that PS2 sales are fallng everywhere EXCEPT europe. Can anyone think of any particular reasons for this?
It's worth noting as well that Sony's non-console making competitors are performing very well by comparison. Could this signal to Sony that, despite their strong performace in the games market, it is not suited to them, and could possibly mark a return to their core competiencies?
Which would of course mean the abandonment of the PS3...
Notably, they are blaming the PS2 for their poor performance. Also interesting is that PS2 sales are fallng everywhere EXCEPT europe. Can anyone think of any particular reasons for this?
It's worth noting as well that Sony's non-console making competitors are performing very well by comparison. Could this signal to Sony that, despite their strong performace in the games market, it is not suited to them, and could possibly mark a return to their core competiencies?
Which would of course mean the abandonment of the PS3...
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3206641.stm
Notably, they are blaming the PS2 for their poor performance. Also interesting is that PS2 sales are fallng everywhere EXCEPT europe. Can anyone think of any particular reasons for this?
It's worth noting as well that Sony's non-console making competitors are performing very well by comparison. Could this signal to Sony that, despite their strong performace in the games market, it is not suited to them, and could possibly mark a return to their core competiencies?
Which would of course mean the abandonment of the PS3...
Notably, they are blaming the PS2 for their poor performance. Also interesting is that PS2 sales are fallng everywhere EXCEPT europe. Can anyone think of any particular reasons for this?
It's worth noting as well that Sony's non-console making competitors are performing very well by comparison. Could this signal to Sony that, despite their strong performace in the games market, it is not suited to them, and could possibly mark a return to their core competiencies?
Which would of course mean the abandonment of the PS3...
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