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<blockquote data-quote="SnowRaven" data-source="post: 3066642" data-attributes="member: 42350"><p>Simply because it's cheaper really. That's more than enough for plenty of folks. (See my Wii COmments later.)</p><p></p><p>I think it works bad either way for Sony. If the best they can say is "it's unfair to compare, we're only $100 more than an equivalent system!" then I think the general market will see it for what it is, a BluRay push that will be lost on most gamers.</p><p></p><p></p><p>It's a better value if you add in all those features that mean nothing to the common gamer. If you put a free country western music CD in every D&D book, and charged extra for them, that wouldn't mean people got extra value. They're telling people what they want instead of listening to what they want.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I think the PS3 will be lagging behind the 360 significantly for a couple years. I think more XBox users will switch to 360, while a lot of PS2ers will simply stick with PS2's.</p><p></p><p>I think the Wii's main focus is on actual gameplay, rather than theoretical processing. The gimick controller is hard to judge, but I think the Wii Campaign will be focused more on gaming vs "multimedia".</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>What I think is missing, is the idea that early adopters that are willing to spend $1000 for the perfect setup will get their system, but I think people are ignoring the holiday season and the kid angle.</p><p>Frankly, if parents are buying a gift, or someone else is buying a gift, you're more likely to sell them that Wii than the 360 or PS3. I think parents will prefer the Wii in a lot of ways, games as well as price.</p><p></p><p>For Sony, I think the PS2 will maintain a lot more inertia than the PS3 will gain. It will be a while before the current users switch over to the PS3 IMO.</p><p></p><p>I think the PS3 has overstepped and the market will stick with PS2's for a while, until games that really look a lot better come out.</p><p></p><p>(IOW, you'll see PS2 and Wii duking it out for a while.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SnowRaven, post: 3066642, member: 42350"] Simply because it's cheaper really. That's more than enough for plenty of folks. (See my Wii COmments later.) I think it works bad either way for Sony. If the best they can say is "it's unfair to compare, we're only $100 more than an equivalent system!" then I think the general market will see it for what it is, a BluRay push that will be lost on most gamers. It's a better value if you add in all those features that mean nothing to the common gamer. If you put a free country western music CD in every D&D book, and charged extra for them, that wouldn't mean people got extra value. They're telling people what they want instead of listening to what they want. I think the PS3 will be lagging behind the 360 significantly for a couple years. I think more XBox users will switch to 360, while a lot of PS2ers will simply stick with PS2's. I think the Wii's main focus is on actual gameplay, rather than theoretical processing. The gimick controller is hard to judge, but I think the Wii Campaign will be focused more on gaming vs "multimedia". What I think is missing, is the idea that early adopters that are willing to spend $1000 for the perfect setup will get their system, but I think people are ignoring the holiday season and the kid angle. Frankly, if parents are buying a gift, or someone else is buying a gift, you're more likely to sell them that Wii than the 360 or PS3. I think parents will prefer the Wii in a lot of ways, games as well as price. For Sony, I think the PS2 will maintain a lot more inertia than the PS3 will gain. It will be a while before the current users switch over to the PS3 IMO. I think the PS3 has overstepped and the market will stick with PS2's for a while, until games that really look a lot better come out. (IOW, you'll see PS2 and Wii duking it out for a while.) [/QUOTE]
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