Only a idiot would think that though, considering Sony's previous two consoles and the fact that the system will see games made by the same developers making Wii and Xbox 360 games for the most part.
[/QUOTE]It might be idiotic to think that there is no way that the PS3 will succeed, but there's nothing wrong with saying there's a chance it will fail. I think it's idiotic to say there's no way the system won't be a success. It is NOT off to a good start. Both its competitors have significant head starts, it is expensive, it does NOT offer a to-die-for format like the PS2 did with the inclusion of DVD compatibility, and if you ask me, the hype over it has already faded substantially, which I think has to do with the fact that it is not any better, graphically, than the 360, and now that it's out and everybody has had a chance to see that, they've lost the excitement. If there were more units available at launch to be bought before everybody saw that it was not light years ahead of its competition like it professed to be, things would be different. I think there is definitely a chance it could fail, whether it fails to sell at all, or if Sony cuts the price to boost sales and loses even more money and it fails to make a profit, even with substantial sales.
