The only problem I think Sony is going to have, is offering a product that isn't going to fail this time around. With 360 being out for over a year now, and PS3 not fulfilling its graphic potential compared to the 360 in its release games, Sony may have their hands full.
Most consoles aren't particularly noticed until 2nd or 3rd generation games have released, which has already happened for 360 and has quite a way to go for the PS3. Sony is also going to have a problem with competing with prices, point blank. Despite what they have to offer, most people can't see themselves spending $600 on a gaming console.
Most consoles aren't particularly noticed until 2nd or 3rd generation games have released, which has already happened for 360 and has quite a way to go for the PS3. Sony is also going to have a problem with competing with prices, point blank. Despite what they have to offer, most people can't see themselves spending $600 on a gaming console.