As this generation of gaming draws gently to a close (according to Wikipedia, it's the seventh generation), and it seems that right now there's quite a few new consoles being released- besides the obvious ones from bigger companies, such as the Wii U, there's also a slew of consoles that are aiming for a smaller market, such the the Ouya, Wikipad, and now the MG. Why now?
You guys remind me of an abused wife who gets beaten every week but refuses to leave because they think beaten and abused is a sign of affection.
^^^ I think he mad.
You remind me of a sensational wacko fanboy that takes offense to other people's preferences.
If he does go and buy a PS4 on day one, what the hell does that have to do with you? How does that affect you in any way?
You want to talk about being abused and neglected, and still coming back for more? One word: RROD.
Second, the PS3 was and is well worth the money. Even when it released, if ALL you wanted it for was to be a Blu Ray player, it was $200-300 cheaper than anything else on the market. It's worth its asking price even now, and it's got even more content and capability than at launch.
Third... "600 or more for a limited portable..." What exactly does that mean? What's a "limited" portable, and what portable costs $600?
Your analogy would be correct only if Sony pushed out underpowered consoles with little to no long term or 3rd party support, and then we all lapped up the next underpowered console with little to no long term or 3rd party support.
A better analogy would be...We continue to put out for Sony because it just feels so good and who wouldn't want some of that.
2. Wage Stagnation - CHECK
3. Increased Unemployment - CHECK
Why wouldn't this be the best time to launch an optional entertainment product which costs about as much as many people take home in a week's paycheck?
Enough of the numbers already!