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15 years went by so fast. I remember playing through the story mode at launch.
So basically he just confirmed that Sony will no longer be delving into big games too. Thanks to good ol' Casual party crasher Nintendo. Sony has been without leadership since Ken left and when Phil left it's just in a state of disrepair.
It can't be fixed.
Idiot motion controllers
Big games being axed for small games
Outsourcing their main studios for 3rd party expansion
What the **** is Sony doing?
i was like f#@&*$^@ YOSHIDA MUTHA@&#@&#
after reading that, I can kinda see that he actually is a pretty smart bloke, and not just like 'oh yeah we gotta get with nintendo's crowd'
he seems alright
that everybody wants to be Nintendo from that Interview, dear God, the way things are going all of them are going to have the same stuff and trying to be Nintendo at the same time. Be Sony, do what you do and let MS be MS for the hardcore.
"There are many areas but one focus that has been and will be key is how we use the online technology and PlaySation Network to involve more consumers in participating."
Pay close attention to that ^
Good day and good luck. Phil was good at what he did, so was the same case for Peter when he was at MS.
Condoleezza Rice -did you read the article "Eight Days canned due to lack of online mode"
What kind of faith do you have in sony's Infrastructure and that quote? Like I said good luck to this guy I wonder if he shares Phil's vision.