[QUOTE="flashattackfina"][QUOTE="REVOLUTIONfreak"] [QUOTE="mjf249"]Funny how the PSP is a 'failure', when Sony has taken the biggest chunk out of any company in Nintendo's dominance in the handheld market. Hmmm...REVOLUTIONfreak
I guess that makes the Game Gear a pretty big success story as well. Wow, I love how cows like to twist things to make things seem good for Sony... in fact, that's just like Sony. They'll toot their own horn even when they have nothing to brag about.DS= MORE than 40 million (the DS had been reported to have sold that many months ago)sold
PSP= 20-25 million shipped
DS wins, end of story. The fact that Sony has to have a PSP price drop, new colors, and a redesign all withina few months proves how desperate Sony is to get themselves out of this bad situation.
DS= MORE than 40 million (the DS had been reported to have sold that many months ago)sold
PSP= 20-25 million sold
and the DS new colors, and a redesign proves it's a bad situation? talk about spinning facts and this is coming from DS and PSP owner
It isn't out of the ordinary for Nintendo to release colors though. Think about it, even when they had no competition, they'd release new colors every couple of months for the GBA or GBC. It's Nintendo's thing, and it works for them. Sony on the other hand hardly ever releases a new color for anything, the PS1, aside from the redesign, only had one color that I know of, the PS2 only had one color up until recently (although I haven't seen the pink or silver color on store shelves in months), and the PSP has only had one color here in the U.S. up until now. Sony is simply following the example Nintendo set.Nintendo's redesign, like the Gameboy, isn't out of the ordinary. The DS was winning before the redesign anyway, if not by as much, still winning. The DS Lite by the way was a necessary redesign, it improved the unit's quality immensely. The screens are four times brighter, the button layout is less intrusive, the mic is in a more appropriate place, the battery life is longer, and its much smaller, sleeker, and actually looks pleasing to the eye. The PSP's redesign? Err.... looks the same to me.
I'm a non PSP owner myself - but it's more than just a cosmetic redesign. It's smaller, has a couple more features(TV output) and has better battery life. Overall yeah, it looks the same... but it is the better version of the PSP. I'm glad Sony took an already good handheld, and just improved upon it. Again, I don't own a PSP - my little brother however does, and I'll admit they're pretty cool little things, I just don't have much use for them.
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