Sony's PlayStation 3 race

PS2?: It's interesting, Sony plays up the success of the PS2 all the time, then, in an instant, they forget about the product entirely!!!

"I think that you can see from our history that (Sony Computer Entertainment) has been very effective at matching consumer demand with supply."

Apparently the PS2 launch is not something from Sony's history. Must've been Nofrendo that launched the PS2, since Sony claims it wasn't responsible for launches that don't meet customer demand...; Posted by: KTLA Posted on: 03/22/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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The funny thing is... No_Ax_to_Grind | 03/22/06

Oddly enough... Tony Agudo | 03/22/06

exactly.. 5th Limb in the Kisser | 03/22/06

Holy Moly Shelendrea | 03/23/06

Ya see.. Spicoli's Avenger | 03/23/06

Yeah I had both stevey_d | 03/22/06

PS2? KTLA | 03/22/06

Its a marketing tool... rafe01 | 03/23/06

You'd be surprised... Outside T. Box | 03/23/06

Smart move voska | 03/23/06

From what I've read. Rick_K | 03/23/06

and you are right... Monkey_MCSE | 03/23/06

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