Kolgar said:
Anyway, it's nice to see a company come in and do so much right as MS has done with its Xboxes. Time will tell if they can pull off the upset or not, but it looks like it's going to be one hell of a good fight.
Hahahaha! You know someone is going to come in and give you a 20 point list of things MS did wrong with the Xbox
And they would be right to a degree. In one of the HDD threads a balance Sony fan gave some disgruntled words toward some of Sony's moves.
I think the industry can be summed up as: Who minimizes their mistakes + who maximizes their successes and has the biggest successes = winner.
Sony, hands down, has done the best job at that from a market size analysis. MS will compete in the US this gen, and I think that is their #1 goal. Be competitive on their home turf, and then EU.
But as much as Sony is a newcomer (this is only their 3rd console) MS is even newer. And they still make rookie mistake. We need look no further than E3. E3 is not the end of the world, but obviously if they hit a homerun there the hype machine would be off the hook.
In that regards Sony is MS's daddy. MS needs to take more careful notes on how Sony and Nintendo have handled their AAA+ E3 bombshells.
But I agree, this generation is looking to be a good fight. Better than the lopsided 90M-20M-20M this gen. And Nintendo can be scary... I do not see the 3rd party support, but you can never count out an industry veteran with $7B and a "vision of innovation".
I still think Sony wins overall. And the 55%-35%-10% numbers from some anaylust do seem like they could be ballpark.