Case 1:
Originally Posted by Sony exec Kaz Hirai, March 2006
Originally Posted by Sony exec Phil Harrison, December 2006
The 40GB PS3 was announced recently. It removes the PS3's multi-card reader (so you can't use it to view photos from digital cameras etc). It halves the number of USB ports on the console. And it removes all PS2 backward compatibility from the console entirely, even though they already have their emulator written & working. The 60GB unit, which has a software emulator, is no longer being produced - store stock is all that remains.Originally Posted by Sony exec David Reeves, February 2007
A "core value of what we believe we should offer"?Originally Posted by Sony spokesman Nick Sharples, October 2007
Case 2:
Originally Posted by Sony exec Kaz Hirai, April 2006
Originally Posted by Sony exec Jack Tretton, September 2006
At the Tokyo Games Show this year, Sony announced the exciting new Dual Shock 3 controller - a SIXAXIS with rumble support.Originally Posted by Sony exec Kaz Hirai, March 2007
Dual Shock 3 won't be released in the west until 2008. And it won't be bundled with the console for the foreseeable future. Any PS3 you buy today will come with an obsolete controller - and even the new 40GB model will only come with the rumble-free SIXAXIS.
Can someone explain to me just why Sony are so damned desperate to keep the PS3 as an uninteresting purchase? Are they desperate not to sell units?


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