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Of course. That's their strategyBladexdsl said:their waiting for the 3ds to be released so they can copy it into it
Of course. That's their strategyBladexdsl said:their waiting for the 3ds to be released so they can copy it into it
fgghjjkll said:Back in the day, N64 was the bomb. PS1 followed closely behind it. I think Sony finally realises they can't compete with current consoles. They released PS3 too early and the PSP isn't really getting much new stuff. Sony, you definately need to bring out the PSP2 soon.
Probably in sales, but ps1 was more a "mature" console. the n64 wa incredibly popular with high schoolers back in the day with hit titles such has 007 Goldeneye, Super Mario 64 and Super Smash Brothers.Guild McCommunist said:fgghjjkll said:Back in the day, N64 was the bomb. PS1 followed closely behind it. I think Sony finally realises they can't compete with current consoles. They released PS3 too early and the PSP isn't really getting much new stuff. Sony, you definately need to bring out the PSP2 soon.
lolwut. The PS1 utterly crushed the N64 in sales. 102 million to 33 million. The only consoles that beat it in sales are its successor, the PS2, the Gameboy (this is both standard and Color versions), and the DS.
And Sony actually recently realized they could actually start winning in this market. The PS3 has done a lot better with everything Sony has done recently. Why do you think it's such a pissing contest between Sony and Nintendo? I doubt the PS3 will actually match the Wii in terms of sales, but when another gen comes around the corner, Sony's gonna be hitting hard.
danielkraak said:I think the NES did, with Super Mario Bros, because of its huge sales and because it got the gaming economy back up again.kwartel said:I think the SNES Legitimised gaming, since I know more people with a SNES then a PSX...
But then again, PS1 also had a major role in legitimising, but not even close to the biggest.
Most likely not. That is, if they keep up the strategy they are using now (bashing other companies to make themselves look better, while they are in fact on par at most). If Sony start to realise that bashing isn't the way to go and that a good bit of advertising and - most of all - hyping their products makes them look good, they will get better sales. The sales they get now are from the hardcore Sony fanbase, whereas Nintendo get sales from everyone.Guild McCommunist said:Sony's gonna be hitting hard.
Ellie said:Probably in sales, but ps1 was more a "mature" console. the n64 wa incredibly popular with high schoolers back in the day with hit titles such has 007 Goldeneye, Super Mario 64 and Super Smash Brothers.Guild McCommunist said:Sony's gonna be hitting hard.
Most likely not. That is, if they keep up the strategy they are using now (bashing other companies to make themselves look better, while they are in fact on par at most). If Sony start to realise that bashing isn't the way to go and that a good bit of advertising and - most of all - hyping their products makes them look good, they will get better sales. The sales they get now are from the hardcore Sony fanbase, whereas Nintendo get sales from everyone.
Bottom line: be gentle and polite, and all should turn out well.
Most consumers in the audience they're looking at don't following the scene like gamers do. And in the end, true gamers shouldn't care about how much shit Sony talks, if they make a good console, they make a good console.
fgghjjkll said:Back in the day, N64 was the bomb. PS1 followed closely behind it. I think Sony finally realises they can't compete with current consoles. They released PS3 too early and the PSP isn't really getting much new stuff. Sony, you definately need to bring out the PSP2 soon.Guild McCommunist said:QUOTE(fgghjjkll @ Jul 3 2010, 12:28 PM)
lolwut. The PS1 utterly crushed the N64 in sales. 102 million to 33 million. The only consoles that beat it in sales are its successor, the PS2, the Gameboy (this is both standard and Color versions), and the DS.
And Sony actually recently realized they could actually start winning in this market. The PS3 has done a lot better with everything Sony has done recently. Why do you think it's such a pissing contest between Sony and Nintendo? I doubt the PS3 will actually match the Wii in terms of sales, but when another gen comes around the corner, Sony's gonna be hitting hard.
nintendo is gonna be hitting back harder they've already (almost) confirmed their gonna be going HD and with their skills and creativity who knows what the hell their gonna come up with next. maybe use your mind to play the damn gamesGuild McCommunist said:but when another gen comes around the corner, Sony's gonna be hitting hard.
Bladexdsl said:nintendo is gonna be hitting back harder they've already (almost) confirmed their gonna be going HD and with their skills and creativity who knows what the hell their gonna come up with next. maybe use your mind to play the damn gamesGuild McCommunist said:but when another gen comes around the corner, Sony's gonna be hitting hard.
nintendo were 1st to make a 64bit console when sony was still stuck on 32bit don't think they don't know how to push the graphics and hardware they do and just cos they havn't done it lately doesn't mean they won't do it next gen.Guild McCommunist said:Even if HD is done next gen, it'd be on levels of the PS3/Xbox this gen.
Bladexdsl said:nintendo were 1st to make a 64bit console when sony was still stuck on 32bit don't think they don't know how to push the graphics and hardware they do and just cos they havn't done it lately doesn't mean they won't do it next gen.Guild McCommunist said:Even if HD is done next gen, it'd be on levels of the PS3/Xbox this gen.
Guild McCommunist said:The PS2 was first released March 4th, 2000 in Japan. It launched in US and EU later that year. The Gamecube first launched September 14th, 2001 in Japan. That's a year and a half after the PS2 launch. And all those were beaten by the Dreamcast, which was launched in 1998. And if my facts are wrong, it doesn't matter. The PS2 went on to be the highest selling console of all time (it still is, until the DS beats it). The Gamecube (after the Dreamcast) was dead last that gen.
And if that wasn't enough, everybody else beat them to HD.
Samurai Goomba said:The reason the Wii wasn't a big leap in graphical performance was because the Cube sold so poorly. Unlike Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft don't rely on this industry alone for revenue. Even with poor sales in this sector, they still have their cameras/computers/televisions/etc to keep them afloat. Sony and MS have the cash to be reckless. Nintendo doesn't have this luxury.
Well, they still make significant profit from this sector, and you need to be reckless to win. The Wii itself was a huge gamble. Same with the DS. No one knew if the casual crowd would go for it. If in an alternate reality they didn't, Nintendo as a company would be in the darkest of times right now.
QUOTE(Bladexdsl @ Jul 3 2010, 03:24 PM) that's the ps2 gen not ps1!
ps1 = 32bit
n64 = 64bit
the only reason the n64 was beaten by ps1 cos it had the casual market cornered. which nintendo now have a hold of and that's the key.
Bladexdsl said:that's the ps2 gen not ps1!
ps1 = 32bit
n64 = 64bit
the only reason the n64 was beaten by ps1 cos it had the casual market cornered. which nintendo now have a hold of and that's the key.