Comments on: How Sony’s Cheapness Is Biting The PS3 In The Arse

By: Ian Morton

Ian Morton — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 03:25:29 +0000

A suggestion to Sony executive and accountents…. Start supporting Linux more by letting your game run on a linux pc, the effct of this will be a greater sale in games, though in the short term a slower console sales, but in the long term a bigger share of the console market because I know if I had a draw full of sony games and I was looking for a console I sure as hell wouldnt buy an xbox, then shell out a lot of dollars to get replacment games…. think outside the box, if say you spent $50million (probably less) to develope a linux O/s to go head to head with with microcrap (sorry microsoft) and it ran all your games, if that investment got 50 million more people (probably more)useing sony product would that not make economic sense

By: m

Fri, 22 Aug 2008 07:01:32 +0000

yeah and I import all my games now! how stupid do they think we are!? when people pay $120 for a plastic disc they know where there money is really going…. We’re even gonna get a dodgy version of play tv.. im so sick of this shit.. first it dosnt work with my ps2 games.. it dosnt have memory card readers.. it has a 40 gig harddrive.. it needs an update once a month.. basically its a $700 brick im stuck with..
anyways click here to find ps3 game imports to australia:
http://www.play-asia.com/SOap-23-83-b7bw-71-bm-49-en-84-k-40-extended.html

By: FG

FG — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 10:38:04 +0000

Sony isnt the same sony they use to be , Somewhere thoughtout the years they have lost site of what works and what doesn’t , Their ideas of a business model in this current day and age has blinded them into a ignorant bliss of trying to force new technology onto the “World” that the “World” doesn’t need .
There is no void bluray is filling incase this is only subject to failure .

By: Josh

Josh — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 22:56:40 +0000

Sony’s cheapness? Sony has lost 3.3 billion dollars due to the PS3’s expensive hardware, trying to save money and return to profitability (the whole point of being in business) is hardly a reason to call them cheap.