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> And don't say "they continued to support if after PS2 came
> out" because there's nothing stopping them from continuing PS2
> support after the release of PS3.
Are you blind?
I would also choose an Xbox over a PS2.
*shrug*
You need to work on your basic maths.
And don't say "they continued to support if after PS2 came out" because there's nothing stopping them from continuing PS2 support after the release of PS3.
So there you go, the PS's lifespan was one year more than the PS2's. Hardly the huge difference you're making it out to be.
Besides, if you'd bought the PS2 3 years ago when it was released you wouldn't be complaining of the 'outrageous' short lifespans of consoles. Your only problem is the fact you waited so long, not that it actually has had a short lifespan.
> The PS was 5 years old when the PS2 was released, no?
>
> It wasn't released earlier than 1995, surely.
1994 was when it came out I'm sure.
It wasn't released earlier than 1995, surely.
Secondly, the PS2 should have at least until 2005, but probably longer as it makes sense to milk everything out of one console before moving on to another. Then again, it will be affected by the release of other consoles.
Thirdly, I don't understand how you can be outraged at a console having such a short lifespan when it will have had one of the longest lifespans amongst consoles. What would it be in 2005....five years? Not too bad, I'd say.