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In a new interview, SCEA president and CEO Jack Tretton (right) questioned the expectations some people have of Sony's position in the gaming space, and he also had some fighting words for Microsoft, as he proclaimed that the PS3 is a superior machine.
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(Link to GameDaily.com)
LO...eh you know.Quote:
Tretton also argued that the PS3 really is worth the $600 Sony is charging for it because it offers the "best gaming experience of any platform that's ever shipped day one." When you combine its gaming experience with all of its other multimedia functionality, Tretton thinks "all of a sudden 599 bucks doesn't sound like a whole lot of money.
That and you know...If they...didnt talk so much trash. For all of their marketing bull, you would think that Sony is Jesus. Sony didnt die for me sins last time I checked.Quote:
"If we were a distant third in the platform race, people would have a warm spot in their hearts for the good old days of PlayStation and they'd actually root for us to get back on top. But I don't know if we want to pay the price to get that kind of [love]."
These Sony executives need to realize they're not Peter Moore. He's personable and very good at PR, they're not.
The SNES was a better machine than the Genesis, and the Xbox and GameCube were better machines than the PS2. It has nothing to do with anything but which multiplatform version you buy.
Typical EGM interview with ridiculous amounts of [inserted] words in [brackets].
Careful, Mr. glass house resident.
Hah, everyone's got their problems. [Those brackets] just happen to be my biggest complaint about EGM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi