Reasons not to count Sony out

People definitely need to realize that the loss of great exclusive games does not mean that Sony needs to be counted out of the console war. I have made a list as to why people shouldnt count Sony out.

1. many people are underestimating the power of the Sony name. People say that Sony is losing exclusives 1 by 1, which is true, but alot of the people on these forums forget who decides the console war......casuals. Most casuals arent as informed about the console, and their exclusive games. They see the Sony name, and buy their gaming products.

2. After 2 generations of using a playstation and its controller, people arent going to just drop it as quickly as many of you think. if it were all about games, the dreamcast would still be alive as it had some of the best exclusive games ever made (not to mention the graphics were great.

3. Bluray picking up steam. currently selling hddvd 2:1 

4. Home. It has a lot of potential, and is a great concept.

I am not just a deluded cow. I know many of you who read this will not believe me. I do have a ps3, but I also have a 360, and may even pick up a wii when it gets better games. I actually hope that all of the consoles do well because when companies compete, the consumer wins, and people should realize that.

  People definitely need to realize that the loss of great exclusive games does not mean that Sony needs to be counted out of the console war. I have made a list as to why people shouldnt count Sony out.

1.    many people are underestimating the power of the Sony name. People say that Sony is losing exclusives 1 by 1, which is true, but alot of the people on these forums forget who decides the console war......casuals. Most casuals arent as informed about the console, and their exclusive games. They see the Sony name, and buy their gaming products.

2.   After 2 generations of using a playstation and its controller, people arent going to just drop it as quickly as many of you think. if it were all about games, the dreamcast would still be alive as it had some of the best exclusive games ever made (not to mention the graphics were great.

4.   Home. It has a lot of potential, and is a great concept.

I am not just a deluded cow. I know many of you who read this will not believe me. I do have a ps3, but I also have a 360, and may even pick up a wii when it gets better games. I actually hope that all of the consoles do well because when companies compete, the consumer wins, and people should realize that.

 

ruleklw

1. Casuals are buying the Wii

2. That controller obviously not worth $600 and one exception doesnt prove it isnt all about games. What about (ps2,nes,ps1)

3. where is #3

4. I dont know Home could save it.

  People definitely need to realize that the loss of great exclusive games does not mean that Sony needs to be counted out of the console war. I have made a list as to why people shouldnt count Sony out.

1.    many people are underestimating the power of the Sony name. People say that Sony is losing exclusives 1 by 1, which is true, but alot of the people on these forums forget who decides the console war......casuals. Most casuals arent as informed about the console, and their exclusive games. They see the Sony name, and buy their gaming products.

2.   After 2 generations of using a playstation and its controller, people arent going to just drop it as quickly as many of you think. if it were all about games, the dreamcast would still be alive as it had some of the best exclusive games ever made (not to mention the graphics were great.

4.   Home. It has a lot of potential, and is a great concept.

I am not just a deluded cow. I know many of you who read this will not believe me. I do have a ps3, but I also have a 360, and may even pick up a wii when it gets better games. I actually hope that all of the consoles do well because when companies compete, the consumer wins, and people should realize that.

 

ruleklw

1. True, casuals own us

2. False, Tell that analogy to the N64.

4?  ummm, I have no idea, its months away, and Phil compared it to Myspace out of the gate which blunted my interest.