This could be exactly what Sony needs right now.
If they produce a live demo that is graphically superior to Gears it will help people belive the Sony Hype again. While this may help spur sales currently, I think it will definetly freeze the fence sitters which could be a huge boost for Sony as this is the biggest problem they have. I can't see many people owning a ps3 and a 360 this gen. 3rd party titles will be on both systems and will be almost identical to boot. This combined with a lower priced competitor doesn't bode well for ps3. However, IF they can demonstrate system superiority in a live demonstration and not numbers on a spec sheet it could be all they need to keep people that are on the fence and perhaps were leaning to 360 to reevaluate their position back to waiting/buying ps3.
If they combine a graphically superior Killzone with a handfull of other playable demos that show promise (Naughty Dog's game, Wipeout) they could grab momentum again.
If they produce a live demo that is graphically superior to Gears it will help people belive the Sony Hype again. While this may help spur sales currently, I think it will definetly freeze the fence sitters which could be a huge boost for Sony as this is the biggest problem they have. I can't see many people owning a ps3 and a 360 this gen. 3rd party titles will be on both systems and will be almost identical to boot. This combined with a lower priced competitor doesn't bode well for ps3. However, IF they can demonstrate system superiority in a live demonstration and not numbers on a spec sheet it could be all they need to keep people that are on the fence and perhaps were leaning to 360 to reevaluate their position back to waiting/buying ps3.
If they combine a graphically superior Killzone with a handfull of other playable demos that show promise (Naughty Dog's game, Wipeout) they could grab momentum again.