"The next generation will start when we (SONY) say it starts."
—— 微软副总裁Peter Moore
无论从游戏还是电影来说，事实的确如此，PS3发售是高清时代来临的标志
五年以后当人们回首往事的时候，还是会谈论2006年11月11日
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另外：比较晕的是，大家都不看新闻？这是Peter Moore的最新访谈，讽刺SONY的原话啊。
CN: When Sony announced the PS3 will cost $600, were you guys pumping your fists?
PM: It will still sell out at launch. I've never known a console that didn't blow the doors down in the early going, and PS3 and the Wii will be no exception. But this is not about the first six months. These are six- to eight-year cycles now. So the question is how you attract that next 20 million consumers when you need $199 as a price point, for example, to do that. But maybe your cost of goods programming has not reduced in line to where you need. We've lived through that.
So as a result, you may have to take an enormous financial hit to catch up to your competitors' pricing. Sony is very fond of saying, "We never come into the market first, but we always win," or "The next generation will start when we say it starts." But they have none of the same advantages in this generation, like superior graphics, being the only console to play DVDs, or exclusive software. Now, these are two boxes on a par. And many would say the advantage goes to Microsoft because we're in the second generation of game development (while PS3 developers are still on the first generation).
[ 本帖最后由 张力 于 2006-9-22 10:19 编辑 ]
