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Message: <blockquote data-quote="John Crichton" data-source="post: 3642214" data-attributes="member: 4779">I call BS.  Again.  The problem with the PS3 isn't the price of the console, it's the lack of games.  This whole "price cut" issue is largely irrelevant right now.  The games are the true issue.The fact that this is still a big deal simply means that Sony is still on everyone's radar and is waiting for them to really enter the next generation scene.  If Sony really wasn't a player at this point all this would mean nothing and it wouldn't annoy anyone.  The point is that people WANT the PS3.  They want it to be affordable and they want it to do well.  And they are frustrated with all the perceived screwing around, which realistically is no more or less than another of the other companies.By and large, the public doesn't care about any of this because there isn't much of a game selection for the machine.  It will matter when the games get good and people have to have it.</blockquote>