PS3 pricing approaching danger zone?

by David Hinkle { Jun 7th 2006 at 2:50PM }

[insert Top Gun joke here]

Effectu has posed the most obvious of questions. Will the pricing of the PS3 ultimately doom the console to failure? It's true that a console's worth is mostly defined by its games, which has proven to equal great success for the company in the past. So is something like a high price tag going to be the flaw in Sony's armor?

Tags: playstation, price, ps3, sony

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Paul @ Jun 8th 2006 9:01AM

excluding casual gamers is a sure fire way to shoot yourself in the foot.

SuicideNinja @ Jun 8th 2006 12:24PM

I'd say. It'd be a lot easier to accept if it wasn't a BlurayStation, a LinuxStation, or a ComputerStation. Shouldn't it just be a Playstation? I know that's what I'm looking for.

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