Has Sony Officially Lost this Generation?
#152
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Re: Has Sony Officially Lost this Generation?
I still think pulling PS2 backwards support (even the less-compatible software emulation) was shortsighted. As the price goes down you'll start hitting people that care about it more and more. If they're smart they would put it back in IMO.
#153
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If dollar for dollar PS3 is a better value explain to me why its constantly in last place month after month? Why are developers that were previously Sony only suddenly making games for Xbox? Why is the PS3 constantly getting games 'late'? Why is it only Tomb Raider on PS3 can outsell the 360 version while every other game does 1.5:1 or better? I think people just need to face the facts that the PS3 will be dead last this generation and nothing short of a miracle will change that. They stuck Blu-ray in their console and now they get to deal with the consequences.
#155
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You're an idiot. By the time you spend all that money on frosting, candy decorations, and candles you could have a whole pie! Not to mention not only does the pie fill you up, you can also use it a source of nutrition if you fill it with something like blu-berries.
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Re: Has Sony Officially Lost this Generation?
I agree about the controller part, especially considering the Xbox original duke fitted my hands almost perfectly. Has any other console had an almost unchanged (in shape) controller for 3 iterations of a system? I know that that batarang controller that Sony showed looked pretty daft but now they have the 360 controller if they want a traditional controller to copy, or the Wiimote/nunchuck if they want to do something a bit more out there.
#157
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And while something like an apple pie might be cheap, try making a raspberry pie from fresh ingredients. That's a helluva pricey pie. Nevermind a real Maine blueberry pie (thats like a billion wild blueberries, not those bitter hormonal monstrosities). Once you fill it with any kind of berry (which, I mean are clearly the best kind of pies), you're breaking the bank.
#159
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See I have a tough time with all those notes on Cake since by the time the pie is truly exceptional (going off Catina Laredo standards for Apple pie), it needs prepped, baked, sliced, put on a skillet plate, covered in a butter rum sauce (causing it to cook on the skillet plate) and topped with a scoop of cinnamon ice cream. So the cost of the components are about the same, but at least the skillet plate is directly rechargeable in the oven.
Of course, you could have standard old pie, but don't expect it to be a particularly memorable experience.
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We wouldn't know. They haven't tried anything different for the consumer to base an informed decision on.
Oh and pie totally pwns cake. Cake is light, fluffy and has no substance (swipe) like the Wii. Why do you think people always serve ice cream with cake? Own it's own, cake is nothing. Pair it up with something like ice cream and you have have a decent combo (swipe) like a PS3 or 360*.
*preemptive note ... just going for a joke, don't anyone get your panties in a wad.
Oh and pie totally pwns cake. Cake is light, fluffy and has no substance (swipe) like the Wii. Why do you think people always serve ice cream with cake? Own it's own, cake is nothing. Pair it up with something like ice cream and you have have a decent combo (swipe) like a PS3 or 360*.
*preemptive note ... just going for a joke, don't anyone get your panties in a wad.
#163
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Re: Has Sony Officially Lost this Generation?
I don't think I've seen a PS2 promotion in a while, so I'm guessing very little. Plus the system is so mass produced (136m served) that I'm guessing it costs them next to nothing.
In otherwords, I think they're making a profit off the PS2. Unlike the PS3.
In otherwords, I think they're making a profit off the PS2. Unlike the PS3.
#164
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Re: Has Sony Officially Lost this Generation?
I own all the consoles and the order I play them is this:
1 360
2 Wii
3 PS3
If it wasn't for Blu-Ray, I would have gotten rid of my PS3 a long time ago. Like people have alway posted, XBox Live is the only way to go. Nintendo and Sony to come up with something close to it or the may be on the outside looking in next time around.
As far as the question that's in the title, yes, the PS3 will finish 3rd in this generation.
1 360
2 Wii
3 PS3
If it wasn't for Blu-Ray, I would have gotten rid of my PS3 a long time ago. Like people have alway posted, XBox Live is the only way to go. Nintendo and Sony to come up with something close to it or the may be on the outside looking in next time around.
As far as the question that's in the title, yes, the PS3 will finish 3rd in this generation.
#165
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Oh and pie totally pwns cake. Cake is light, fluffy and has no substance (swipe) like the Wii. Why do you think people always serve ice cream with cake? Own it's own, cake is nothing. Pair it up with something like ice cream and you have have a decent combo (swipe) like a PS3 or 360*.
*preemptive note ... just going for a joke, don't anyone get your panties in a wad.
*preemptive note ... just going for a joke, don't anyone get your panties in a wad.
#166
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But therein lies the problem with your argument. If I wanted something healthy I wouldn't be eating cake. Carrots are an abomination from Satan.
#167
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Re: Has Sony Officially Lost this Generation?
Not everyone is as informed on this topic as we are.
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Re: Has Sony Officially Lost this Generation?
First, we have an Americanized view of this. Because we are in America, of course. In Japan (Asia?) and in Europe (besides England) is not that clear that the PS3 is in last place. Yes, in those places the PS3 outsells the Xbox in hardware and software almost every month.
So, I ask, is our Americanized perception that the PS3 lost this generation, that is in third place, shared by the world?
And yeah, I know that the USA is the biggest (most important?) market in the world. So I'm not minimizing our view.
So, I ask, is our Americanized perception that the PS3 lost this generation, that is in third place, shared by the world?
And yeah, I know that the USA is the biggest (most important?) market in the world. So I'm not minimizing our view.
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