I live in Boston,this year the homicides are more
than last year,and none of them were committed
because someone played "GTA" Its because young
men don't have value for life theirs or the people they murder.If the Mayor added more police
and did'nt cut athletics and other programs,maybe
some of these kids would be off the streets. But
blaming a video game is a cop out,if a parent is
not parenting they should be held liable.
This is a pivotal time in the industry for Sony
they have to figure out how to convince people
to fork over 600.00 dollars on their system, when
sitting right beside their display is the 360 and
Wii. sitting in the sweet spot for consumers with
the same games and some unique to those systems Halo/zelda/gears of war/mario whatever. I myself
think they dropped the ball with blue-ray,because by the time ps3 is sitting in everyones living room say 4-5 years from now when the masses can afford one Br/hd-dvd players will cost what dvd player cost today and if blue-ray fails they have "bet and lost the house" because 360 and Wii will have adjusted their prices to match sony and they will actually make money and not lose and and the longer it takes to build the base the less developers want to risk losing money on a small
percentage of users and make it multi-platform
or exclusive for dominate system 360/wii. Money
talks B.S marketing failed.
