Wii, A Revolution Or An Evolution?
Sometimes a name can mean a lot. In November, Nintendo launches its new hardware system, the Wii, pronounced “we,” as in you and I. Until last spring this system was known as the Revolution.
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The Fight for No. 1 in Video Games
For the past ten years Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) has been the king of the video game market. The first PlayStation (PSOne) and PlayStation 2 (PS2) platforms were THE platforms on which the leading third party publishers made the majority of their revenues.
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Could Sony Go From 1st to Worst?
Finally most of the cards are on the table and we can start making some more definitive statements about where we think the video game market is going. DFC Intelligence is always adjusting its forecasting model based on changes in the marketplace. Suffice to say events of the past six months have forced us to overhaul our models like never before.
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Sony’s Long Road to A Surprising Price
So now we have a price and boy is it a doozy: $600 for a PlayStation 3 (Ok, the cheapstakes out there can buy a watered down version for $500). Frankly we are shocked, not so much at the price which Sony had telegraphed was going to be high, but more at what the timing of the announcement says about where Sony is going.
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Glimpses Into the Future of Video Games From Microsoft & Nintendo
Of course, we are going to talk about the Xbox 360 in the month when its launch has dominated the interactive entertainment realm. Retrospective, perspective, prospective, and introspective pieces emanated from the mainstream and gaming press. Logically, most of the pieces focused on the 360′s hardware specs, launch line-up, or the shortage of actual machines.
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