Re: PS3 is dead (IMO)
Chromer, honestly, if you owned a 360 and knew some of those games were coming out for both consoles, would you pay $600 for slightly better graphics (maybe)?
I enjoy saving money. I know I wouldn't.
If Sony cannot hold onto exclusives, they don't have a chance. The 360 is already a worldwide console with a pretty large install base for only a year on the market. It's also cheaper and easier to program for.
Put yourself in the developer's shoes. You have a rockin' title coming out and all of your gameplay demos (done on the PC) are getting rave reviews. Are you going to port it to PS3, where it requires 500,000 sold copies to even turn a profit (speaking of which, Resistance hasn't even gotten half of this and it's the top seller) or will you port it to 360, where it requires much fewer sold copies and is much easier to program for? Not to mention that there are already more 360s in households than PS3s and it looks like it's going to stay that way.
For those who call me a Nintendo fanboy, note that this is the first time in this entire post that I've even mentioned Nintendo. I am biased against Sony but only because their track record is HORRIBLE and they show no signs of attempting to fix it.
Chromer, honestly, if you owned a 360 and knew some of those games were coming out for both consoles, would you pay $600 for slightly better graphics (maybe)?
I enjoy saving money. I know I wouldn't.
If Sony cannot hold onto exclusives, they don't have a chance. The 360 is already a worldwide console with a pretty large install base for only a year on the market. It's also cheaper and easier to program for.
Put yourself in the developer's shoes. You have a rockin' title coming out and all of your gameplay demos (done on the PC) are getting rave reviews. Are you going to port it to PS3, where it requires 500,000 sold copies to even turn a profit (speaking of which, Resistance hasn't even gotten half of this and it's the top seller) or will you port it to 360, where it requires much fewer sold copies and is much easier to program for? Not to mention that there are already more 360s in households than PS3s and it looks like it's going to stay that way.
For those who call me a Nintendo fanboy, note that this is the first time in this entire post that I've even mentioned Nintendo. I am biased against Sony but only because their track record is HORRIBLE and they show no signs of attempting to fix it.




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