Um...yeah. So when, exactly, did Majesco become a good, innovative game developer? I think they fucking suck and deserve to go under. Seriously, what game besides Psychonauts was actually worth playing? The only one that I can even remember as being passable was Bloodrayne, and that game was trash. And...Jaws? Are they fucking serious? THAT is their last game? Someone just shoot me and end the pain.
I agree. Most of today's digital consumer market have a DVD palyer and they view that as "High end" technology, and blu-ray is something that they MIGHT have heard about, but isn't something that they'd consider buying any time soon. This is mainly because they don't have a reason to buy it, especially at the predictably outrageous price that blu-ray players will debut at. Sony have always been masters of marketing, and their attempt to introduce their blu-ray player is a good move on their part. It makes a lot of sense, considering that gamers are always wanting to be on the cutting edge of new developments in technology. Gamers are, as the tech marketers know, the best deomgraphic to introduce new technology to. I am a gamer, and if I get a blu-ray player, it will be the PS3. And for all of you out there who don't have an XBOX 360 like I do, allow me to point and laugh at you now.
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Um...yeah. So when, exactly, did Majesco become a good, innovative game developer? I think they fucking suck and deserve to go under. Seriously, what game besides Psychonauts was actually worth playing? The only one that I can even remember as being passable was Bloodrayne, and that game was trash. And...Jaws? Are they fucking serious? THAT is their last game? Someone just shoot me and end the pain.
I agree. Most of today's digital consumer market have a DVD palyer and they view that as "High end" technology, and blu-ray is something that they MIGHT have heard about, but isn't something that they'd consider buying any time soon. This is mainly because they don't have a reason to buy it, especially at the predictably outrageous price that blu-ray players will debut at. Sony have always been masters of marketing, and their attempt to introduce their blu-ray player is a good move on their part. It makes a lot of sense, considering that gamers are always wanting to be on the cutting edge of new developments in technology. Gamers are, as the tech marketers know, the best deomgraphic to introduce new technology to. I am a gamer, and if I get a blu-ray player, it will be the PS3. And for all of you out there who don't have an XBOX 360 like I do, allow me to point and laugh at you now.