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Square Enix President Yoichi Wada has commented on Sony's marketing strategy for the PS3, saying the PS3's future will be a tough one if they don't come up with a consistent model of presenting it to consumers.
Sony Corp needs to establish an unwavering marketing strategy for its PlayStation 3 game machine to drive growth of its console business, the head of Japanese videogame publisher Square Enix Co Ltd said.
"Sony first unveiled the PS3 as a mighty home electronics product. Then, after some badgering from game companies, it shifted the position of the console closer to a game machine," Square Enix President Yoichi Wada told reporters on Friday.
"(The future of the PS3) would be tough if its marketing strategy is not straightened up," he said.
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What is this guy's point? The amount of people that didn't buy a PS3 for games make up about 10% of its buyers at most? I believe you get it for the games, but stay for the extra features. Well, that's my opinion.
Square Enix is simply speaking their mind on what they think Sony should do, they're not threatening anything.
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