At the same time, the company admitted that due to global economic crisis along with its own business problems, it would not invest the same amounts of money into the PlayStation 4 as it did in case of the PS3.
"The PS3 still has product life, but this is a platform business. So for the future platform, when will we introduce it? What product? I cannot discuss that.
"The PS3 still has product life, but this is a platform business. So for the future platform, when will we introduce it? What product? I cannot discuss that.
But development work is already underway," said Masaru Kato, chief financial officer of Sony, at a meeting with investors noting that part of the FY2012's (began on March 31, 2011) R&D budget would be spent on the PS4.
Meh. At least they won't retail at launch with a $600 product. Nobody wants that.
ReplyDeleteSony needs a big pick up from what they've been doing.
ReplyDeleteinteresting!
ReplyDeletethats some good news.
ReplyDeleteThey should just update old software and hardware instead of coming out with new things.
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