Is anybody else reading sony's playstation blog?

Its no Major nelson is it!bentleg

It's been up since the 6th, but this is the first time i've ever really checked it out. Most of the post were about how great the blog is, and how much they all love it. But today Jack Tretton made a post that I found kinda interesting. ...As a gamer myself, I fall somewhere between a low to mid level enthusiast mainly because of free time...jack is a apparently a casual gamer. I wounder if he has the ultimate casual device: the DS..... My day job is ironically eating away at my gaming time, although lately I'm finding the PSP has helped me reclaim some of this lost time on long plane trips...hmmm, I geuss not. He then goes on to talk about how awesome the PS1 and PS2 were, good times. The next part is what got me though:...{in reference to the PS3} We could have easily produced PlayStation 2.5 at a slightly increased price over the older model, and driven some nice profits and marginal innovation for a few years but that's not how we got where we are today...Thats really too bad, because thats exactly what everybody wanted from the PS3. Oh well, hopefully his next post tells us when the price drop is so I will know if I'm getting a PS3 or not.jack_russel

It'sstrange,butidisagreewithalmosteveryoneofyourcommentsontheblog.

I didn't want a ps2.5 that is for sure.

[QUOTE="jack_russel"]It's been up since the 6th, but this is the first time i've ever really checked it out. Most of the post were about how great the blog is, and how much they all love it. But today Jack Tretton made a post that I found kinda interesting. ...As a gamer myself, I fall somewhere between a low to mid level enthusiast mainly because of free time...jack is a apparently a casual gamer. I wounder if he has the ultimate casual device: the DS..... My day job is ironically eating away at my gaming time, although lately I'm finding the PSP has helped me reclaim some of this lost time on long plane trips...hmmm, I geuss not. He then goes on to talk about how awesome the PS1 and PS2 were, good times. The next part is what got me though:...{in reference to the PS3} We could have easily produced PlayStation 2.5 at a slightly increased price over the older model, and driven some nice profits and marginal innovation for a few years but that's not how we got where we are today...Thats really too bad, because thats exactly what everybody wanted from the PS3. Oh well, hopefully his next post tells us when the price drop is so I will know if I'm getting a PS3 or not.LongshotX2

It'sstrange,butidisagreewithalmosteveryoneofyourcommentsontheblog.

[QUOTE="LongshotX2"]

[QUOTE="jack_russel"]It's been up since the 6th, but this is the first time i've ever really checked it out. Most of the post were about how great the blog is, and how much they all love it. But today Jack Tretton made a post that I found kinda interesting. ...As a gamer myself, I fall somewhere between a low to mid level enthusiast mainly because of free time...jack is a apparently a casual gamer. I wounder if he has the ultimate casual device: the DS..... My day job is ironically eating away at my gaming time, although lately I'm finding the PSP has helped me reclaim some of this lost time on long plane trips...hmmm, I geuss not. He then goes on to talk about how awesome the PS1 and PS2 were, good times. The next part is what got me though:...{in reference to the PS3} We could have easily produced PlayStation 2.5 at a slightly increased price over the older model, and driven some nice profits and marginal innovation for a few years but that's not how we got where we are today...Thats really too bad, because thats exactly what everybody wanted from the PS3. Oh well, hopefully his next post tells us when the price drop is so I will know if I'm getting a PS3 or not.jack_russel

It'sstrange,butidisagreewithalmosteveryoneofyourcommentsontheblog.

You don't need to be sorry about your opinion. Oh and, if GS screws this post too, I am going to rape them.

EDIT:

It's RAPE TIME!!