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Geise (6) May 30, 2006 - 07:06 pm
| | All three companies are doing things that I dislike. Sony is offering a console that would likely suit my gaming tastes, but costs far more than I want to pay. Microsoft has a similarly powerful console at a cheaper price, but is offering games that I would either rather play on my PC, or not be interested in at all. And Nintendo is offering something that is indeed new and innovative, but I'm not sure that I'd like it (I buy only one console every generation, so it's got to keep me interested and not just be a gimmick that I'll get bored with) » Login to reply to this |

darthv72 (14) May 30, 2006 - 03:08 pm
| | I can remember when the 3do came out at a $600 price but then it was worth it because there really was nothing that could come close. With the ps3, the 360 is equal in every way except for blueray. I dont think that will work to sony's advantage because they can't just drop making dvd movies in light of blueray. so people will still be able to get the latest movies on dvd add in the fact that there are players now with hdmi that can upscale to higher res for less than the price of a new blueray or hd dvd player. I dont care for playing anything but games in my consoles. Even if i were to get a ps3 I wouldnt be getting any movies. It was movies that was hurting the psp and sony knew that which is why movie companies are backing off. If it isnt accepted by the majority it wont sell. Blueray will be just like the umd movies and most likely will be dropped by the majority of supporters in favor of just plain old ordinary dvd movies. If it means no more previews or bonus features on the same disc as the movie, so be it. I am sure hd quality movies could be on regular dvd media so long as all the bonus stuff was on another disc. » Login to reply to this |


Anonymous (-) May 30, 2006 - 01:14 pm
| http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=32045
(yes they are a tabloid...so it's mostly crap)
They say very few japanese are interested in the 360...while primarily are into the Wii..and a lesser extend the PS3 due to the higher price.
I bet you it will be reflected in the marketshare a few years down the road.» Login to reply to this |



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