[QUOTE="IronBass"]That's part of it yes. But they also charged 600 because less and they'd go completly under lol. Just think about the concept of making something that costs you 800+$ and selling it for 600$. I mean I know they hope and plan to make it back, but it's still a huge risk. That's need being greedy imo. And at the time the console packed a hell of a punch, it just lacked more killer apps. But that's another story. Imo they had vision, they had a plan, they went for it, and it's really starting to pay off. The high price hurt, but when you know the story I think there was no other way. Sony has always been this type of company, I like them for it.Profit of a single division is not the only way a company can earn money.
Sony as a whole won a lot thanks to the PS3 supporting Blu-Ray (which lead to them winning the format war), despite their gaming division losing money.
In other words, Sony charged $600 for a gaming console so non-gaming related divisions earn more money.
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so... an overpriced console packed with features that are not gaming related with no games at launch is a good thing? :lol:
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