In-Stat, an analyst firm, has stated that despite the delays in the PS3, they still see Sony dominating the console market. They predict Sony will pull in just over 50% of all next-generation console sales through 2010, with Microsoft garnering 29% and Nintento taking 21%. They also feel that because of the higher prices, no single year of next-gen sales will exceed the best year for current generation consoles, but because of the advanced hardware the number of years these consoles will be in the market will be longer.

Posted by scottsh at Wednesday March 22, 2006 - 3:01 PM | TrackBack (0) | Category: Consoles | © 2006 Gaming Signal

I'm sure my opinion will change in 2007 when it finally releases but for some reason I'm just not "eager" for the PS3 like I was for the 360.

I think maybe its the games. I was eager for quite a few of the 360 games but none of the PS3 games have really "wow-ed" me yet. Maybe its too early still.

Posted by Trent on Wednesday March 22, 2006 at 4:00 PM

We know very few PS3 launch titles - as it gets closer we'll start to see not on the game demos (which always are amazing) and see what they are.

Final Fantasy, Tekken, and Metal Gear Solid are likely huge titles.

Posted by Scott on Wednesday March 22, 2006 at 7:32 PM