At Sony’s PlayStation Day, president Kaz Hirai admitted that the PS3 had a rough year last year. He also confessed that the competition was passing them up, and that the system’s software selection has been fairly weak. Wow, they do hear us!
“It’s fair to state that the first year of PlayStation 3 was somewhat a difficult one,” offered Hirai. “There were some teething problems, success from our competitors, and our customers were a tiny underwhelmed by the range of titles that were available.”
“This was something that we were very much aware of, and something that we were confident we could over come,” he said.
Of course, Kaz had to state something about the delays of their on the web service, Home. He states that he realizes that gamers were disappointed, and apologizes for this too!
“I realise this announcement was disappointing to many people, from TGS where we were aiming for a spring launch, so please accept my apologies for this delay.”
“But as I stated at Tokyo Game Show, I wouldn’t open up Home until I was totally happy with it, and I still stand by that statement.”
As Samit told us yesterday, Home is set for release later this year.
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