Here’s the tally:
Launch delayed
$500 price point at launch (while Xbox 360s will likely be going for $350 by then)
400,000 units for US Launch, 100,000 for Japanese launch due to difficulties in producing BluRay drives
BluRay games will load slower than HD-DVD (Source: A cross-platform game developer)
And perhaps worst of all, Sony can’t produce BluRay discs fast [...]
If you’re into the gaming world at all, and you have at least the slightest grasp of World War II history, you’ll like this hilarious take on “If WWII was an MMORPG.” If you didn’t understand the acronyms in the title of this post, don’t bother reading it because it’s all geekspeak.
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