[quote name='IAmTheCheapestGamer']Reverse those two for me, though I do hope Sony at least limps to their third place finish this gen before announcing they're outta the gaming biz.
As for my predictions, since I only own a PS3 currently I'll mention my predictions for Sony's E3:
*Move games shown(some lame video shown showing some asshat playing them and looking like a jackass doing so)
*They crow about their PS3 being 'so powerful'
The End[/QUOTE]
First of all Sony isn't just a gaming division its a multi-faceted technological titan of a corporation, because of that they have, I won't say unlimited resources, but they got alotta shit to play around with, so out of the 3 companies I'd say Sony is in the best position to continue the venture to the next generation. Its true that Nintendo made the most money this generation hands down, but they have a long way to go if they plan on stepping up to the same level as the other 2 next gen because they have to make up for lost ground technologically, and all they do is make video game related stuff so they got what they got to work with. Sure with their profits they got this time around they could roll the dice and hope they don't go down in flames like Sega did but Nintendo just might want to fold after this round and spend their money on developing some games that they know for a fact will yield great profits.
As long as Sony as a whole isn't hurt by the video game sector's existence it will continue to exist, and they aren't hurting anymore.
Microsoft will probably continue on as well since they have Computer parts and shit to work off of.
Basically what I'm saying is Sony and Microsoft probably have all the materials they need to build their consoles so they can probably build their consoles for cheaper than Nintendo can.
If Nintendo does go any further I'm predicting next gen will be it's last gen regardless of how well they do, they'll probably still continue to rule the handheld world of videogames, but I think next gen they'll be a 3rd party developer for home consoles, unless they merge or "ally" with a company that has the materials to do something significantly better than what the Wii is capable of.
As for my predictions, since I only own a PS3 currently I'll mention my predictions for Sony's E3:
*Move games shown(some lame video shown showing some asshat playing them and looking like a jackass doing so)
*They crow about their PS3 being 'so powerful'
The End[/QUOTE]
First of all Sony isn't just a gaming division its a multi-faceted technological titan of a corporation, because of that they have, I won't say unlimited resources, but they got alotta shit to play around with, so out of the 3 companies I'd say Sony is in the best position to continue the venture to the next generation. Its true that Nintendo made the most money this generation hands down, but they have a long way to go if they plan on stepping up to the same level as the other 2 next gen because they have to make up for lost ground technologically, and all they do is make video game related stuff so they got what they got to work with. Sure with their profits they got this time around they could roll the dice and hope they don't go down in flames like Sega did but Nintendo just might want to fold after this round and spend their money on developing some games that they know for a fact will yield great profits.
As long as Sony as a whole isn't hurt by the video game sector's existence it will continue to exist, and they aren't hurting anymore.
Microsoft will probably continue on as well since they have Computer parts and shit to work off of.
Basically what I'm saying is Sony and Microsoft probably have all the materials they need to build their consoles so they can probably build their consoles for cheaper than Nintendo can.
If Nintendo does go any further I'm predicting next gen will be it's last gen regardless of how well they do, they'll probably still continue to rule the handheld world of videogames, but I think next gen they'll be a 3rd party developer for home consoles, unless they merge or "ally" with a company that has the materials to do something significantly better than what the Wii is capable of.