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By early reports the Playstation 3 will probably be one nice device. It'll have the ability and the innovative Blue-ray technology to watch and burn off DVDs. This is very important since many consumers have DVD technology right now and it'll be a easy overlap.

The Playstation 3 is likely to be just like a computer, with a huge number of processing power. Some may even say more processing power compared to now released XBOX.

Once the Playstation 2 was introduced 7 years back, the average number of games sold per unit sold was 5. Fastforward to the PSP; it released and has only sold about 2 activities per PSP sold. This really is primarily because of the media aspect of the game. People are getting movies to be watched by it as much while they are to play the games.

This doesn't seem so bad, however it can cause problems for Sony. A lot of Sony's revenue from video game consoles will be the licensing costs they charge video game companies to generate activities on some of Sony's system systems. Ergo, when less games are being sold, less money is being taken care of the rights to make games because never as many games are being acquired set alongside the past.

Still another possible problem with the Ps3 may be the difficulty of the software. Since the Playstation 3 is so strong, crtics are speculating that the unit might confuse customers and give the PS3 the reputation of being complicated.

Judging by the screenshots of games such as Fight Night Round 3 that have been created for the Playstation 3 living like imaging on the games are astonishing.

Watever the case might be, we will need to wait before release of the Playstation 3 to take a position on its functions. Something if without a doubt, it'll be described as a feature stuffed console like nothing people have observed before. url