Good news! Sony is bringing the 40 GB model of the PS3 to America and cutting the price of its 80 GB model from $600 to $500. For those of you keeping score at home, that's the fourth change in price and configuration in about a year. Oh, and the 40 GB version isn't backward compatible with PS2 games. Why? Here's Sony's Jack Tretton to explain:
“We're choosing to focus on the PlayStation 2 consumer with the PlayStation 2, which remains incredibly relevant, and focus on the PlayStation 3 consumer with the new 40GB model and the great software coming out."
I'll let you work the translation.
In totally unrelated news, Sony is selling 60 percent of the production facilities it built just a short while ago to make the Cell 3 processor chip used in the PS3.
12 hours ago
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Now, Sony has admitted that the move wasn't to lower costs, but to get people to buy PS3 games instead of PS2 games
http://www.gamespot.com/news/6181373.html?action=convert&om_clk=latestnews&tag=latestnews;title;3
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