I think it's a good thing, personally. I mean, if Sony has better sales, even if it is on a gimmicky sort of thing, it brings down the price of the PS3 and Blu-Ray.
Unlike the PS3, which Sony was selling for a loss for a very long time (and still may be albeit not significant), the PSP has definitely been making money for Sony. Even if it's not that strong in the US, worldwide sales are very good and it seems popular in Japan. That the Go is sold at a higher margin with old hardware suggests that Sony would be making some serious bank if it sold well.
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I think it's a good thing, personally. I mean, if Sony has better sales, even if it is on a gimmicky sort of thing, it brings down the price of the PS3 and Blu-Ray.
How and why would better PSP sales cause Sony to decrease the price of the PS3?
Unlike the PS3, which Sony was selling for a loss for a very long time (and still may be albeit not significant), the PSP has definitely been making money for Sony. Even if it's not that strong in the US, worldwide sales are very good and it seems popular in Japan. That the Go is sold at a higher margin with old hardware suggests that Sony would be making some serious bank if it sold well.