Agreed more or less.Quote:
Originally Posted by GeckoYamori
Agreed more or less.Quote:
Originally Posted by GeckoYamori
With Japan Codes, you buy PSN codes with Paypal or any other method, then the codes are sent directly to your email address. The whole point is to activate codes in a certain PSN that is difficult to access otherwise, like Japan PSN codes for Japan PSN. You don't need to put in your bank card info, just use PSN cards.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlackoWeasel
For the last generation, I got the PS3 first, then the Wii. It was a good choice for the most part. I might try that for the PS4/Vita and Wii U if things improve for Sony and Nintendo.
I can't imagine video games without these two companies. I grew up with them! I don't want them to go the Sega route.
I agree. Do not count out the PS4 just yet. Sony is focused primarily on games. And with that said, its possible that Sony has already won next gen. Its ironic that the WiiU may end up being a big success simply because of Microsoft's handling of the Xbox One. Microsoft is focusing on competing with Apple TV, and they do not want Apple or any other company to be in control of the consumer's living room. Microsoft, just like mainstream media wants to own a great deal of your time, attention, and money.Quote:
Originally Posted by FuturePrimitive
As I've said before, e3 2013 will be the deciding factor. Personally, I am looking forward to the PS4.
Wii U is already done for. It's lost virtually all 3rd party support. There's NOTHING that can turn around its dismal sales. Nada.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lan Di
And again, Xbox One's marketing you may be underestimating.
If Sony follows that billionaire shareholder's advice and splits Sony's Electronics and SCEI in two, you can be sure they'll bow out of game consoles in 2015.Quote:
Originally Posted by FuturePrimitive
Ehhh... We'll see. 2015 is too early. The PS4 is not a Dreamcast.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrSega
I'm going by Sony's current financial situation. Its pretty terrible. They're already bleeding money and had to sell expenditures just to make profit and likely used it to fund PS4.Quote:
Originally Posted by FuturePrimitive
They cannot take another 2 years of major losses outside of SCEI.
Actually Sony is doing quite well. Link-->http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-0...eaker-yen.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by MrSega
Sony has also sold many of it's assets and they have become a new force to be reckoned with. I am by no means a Sony fanboy, I'm just skeptical and wary or Microsoft's handling of the Xbox One.
Sony is in the process of re-structuring and re-organizing. Just like a severely obese person going on a diet, they are getting rid of the fat and are on the road to a healthier future. The PS4 will thrive.
im sure the mythical sorbi ( sega orbi ) will otherwise swoop in as a lone ronin to rid us off the evil that is sony
and restore sega to its former glory
Sorbi makes me think of sorbet...Quote:
Originally Posted by KitsuneNight
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Originally Posted by Lan Di
No, they aren't doing well. They've received in influx of shareholders investment cash from selling the real estate. They are projecting a recovery, not a comback. As long as their larger global markets struggle, Sony cannot maintain its PlayStation division which is no longer pulling in the large revenue it was a decade ago.
Their Electronics division is doing poorly. Which is their core main market. And how do you know whether or not PS4 will thrive? You don't even know how much its going to cost or how their DRM policies will be executed.
blue sorbets !
not neccasarilly hedgehog flavored
Found it. Look close. Mr Sega, I mean Keith is holding it. Ah, the saving grace has cometh. Eat that Spintendo.Quote:
Originally Posted by KitsuneNight
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Although it is premature to believe that SONY will thrive with the release of their next generation, no one can deny they are certainly doing quite well out of the blocks in terms of enticing gamers with their marketing strategy.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrSega