Thanks, gofreak.
That's what I was trying to say. Sony are now doing things their own way; no amount of pressure from 3rd parties is going to budge them price wise, which leads to your next point...
NinjaFusion said:
putting resources into a raft of unproven titles and leaving top-name PS2 games in the dirt...
That's what Sony now have to do,
because so many top name PS2 titles are going multiplat (MGS, DMC, FF, GTA etc etc etc). It's no good for Sony to say "look at these titles, yeah they might now be multiplatform, but ignore that." which all leads back to why they are not budging on price, because they are moving away from depending
heavily on third parties.
Don't twist my words, of course 3rd parties are still important to Sony, but they're clearly not as important to Sony as they once were, hence why Sony's E3 was mainly about its own games, and why Sony know that GT5 and GOW3 are the PS3's most heavily anticpated games, and planning for when they both drop.