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Ted price is talks about how the criticism for the Ps3 is unfair. And that the ps3 has become the 'whipping boy' for press. But it is only natural to take a hit on the top dog.
"I think the PS3 has become the whipping boy for the press, quite honestly. I think everyone just wants to fill it full of arrows because Sony's had some pretty amazing success over the years. And it's easy to overlook that it's been, I think, the fastest selling PlayStation console. I think it's human nature to want to take down the guy on top, and Sony has definitely gotten its share of... mud [laughs] ... but it's unfortunate," he said.
"I wish people hadn't been so ready to criticize Sony, because we're certainly affected by that as well, since Resistance was synonymous with the PS3," he continued. "Obviously, Sony has come out and said that there are things they could have done better, but I could say that about any of our games too. The fact is that PS3's out there, it's sold well, and we're looking at an upcoming Christmas that should provide a lot of unique content to players, which is pretty exciting... and top among them Ratchet, of course."
And speaking of Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction, videos and screenshots have already revealed what looks to be a very impressive title. Price confirmed that this latest Ratchet was probably Insomniac's biggest project yet. He said the team is now putting the finishing touches on the title, which he called "the largest and most complex game we've ever made." The company has learned a lot about the PS3 thanks to Resistance and the team is putting that knowledge to good use.








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Its all misleading. Its as believeable as MS saying we quite you win.
Meaning its all BS. There are good games coming out soon like in a few days.
However, it certainly doesn't seem to have as many problems as the 360's been having !
Why I Don't Like Microsoft: A Gamer's Prospective
BTW i didnt write this but i agree with 90% of the points he/she made.
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