Sony have at last faced the awful truth that we have all known from the outset, that has given us a library of uninspired ports, frame rate issues and uninspired unique IP's: The difficulty in developing for the PS3 has driven away developers.

In a manner very unlike Sony, Shuhei Yoshida, president of Sony Worldwide has come out and admitted to the problem and attempted to address it with the community.
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    Red 9 Jun 24, 08
    EDIT: At least they admit to it. But TBH, the PS3's library is not as bad as they said it was.

    Love the bias: 'in the meantime, I'm gonna go chat online on Xbox Live.'
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    Sereph Jun 24, 08
    Well finally they're admitting what developers have been saying since it came out.

    Way to ride the short bus to gaming's frontlines Sony.
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    Guticb Jun 24, 08
    I already like Shuhei! He's not a moron like the previous 2 presidents were!

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