NekoFever said:This is their problem, though. Losing more money won't kill them, and with the way that business has typically done in this industry (console as loss leader) they can still be fine. They have several million people paying them $50/year for Live (the others can't boast anything comparable to this) and attach rates have been phenomenally good at times, which will only improve with more people buying the machine.
It might shatter their immediate plans, but so will this constant decline. I don't expect a miraculous revival for the PS3 but it has games coming and is doing a lot of things right (new features being added through firmware), and if Sony can shave off $100 first those plans will have to be shattered anyway.
you have screwed up take on corporations. All they are about is profits. when something is not profitable then it is an problem.
You think MS shareholders dont like making profits? That they like the fact that they lost few billions? How does that work?
Thats why both MS and Sony will hold as long as they can without price drops.