Washington Times lashes out at Sony

[Clemus12]

The Washington Times has
accused Sony in a recent editorial of being “determined to do
everything in its power to hinder the market penetration of [PS3] in
particular and Blu-ray in general.”

The piece states that the Japanese electronics giant has failed to take
measures against the on-going economic crisis by refusing to lower the
prince of the console, and claims its Blu-ray marketing is a “losing
strategy”.

It goes on to state that Blu-ray could ultimately go the way of the
dodo unless Sony decides to changes its attitude in marketing the high
definition format.

“Sony and the rest of the Blu-ray manufacturers need to implement a
radical shift in their marketing strategy: Hammer home the fact that
not only will their new Blu-ray player play high-definition movies, it
also will vastly improve the picture quality of their previously
purchased libraries,” wrote Sonny Bunch.

“Without such a shift, the format might perish. Market penetration
remains low, and every month people don’t buy a Blu-ray player is a
month they get closer to downloadable HD movies and the death of the
format as a whole.”
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[B@d wolf]

360 all the way

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360 all the way

either that or paintball...i prefer paintball due to the activity of the sport but whatever...

[H0chP0ch]

360

[Red Cucumber]

Then just get a paintball game for the 360!
It's a two-in-one deal! I wouldn't mind getting a paintball game for the PSP if they had one...
That would be quite cool. Online multiplayer, pick your paint gun of choice and shoot dudes from around the world!
Wow...

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