Sony: 'We Have to Suffer a Little'

Despite an uphill struggle that sees Sony's PlayStation 3 dead last in this generation's tumultuous console wars, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe president David Reeves remains optimistic for the future of his beleaguered console.
"We simply have to suffer a little," Reeves told the Guardian, "go down in market share and mind-share."
While he admitted that customers are more likely to buy PlayStation's lower-priced competitors in the midst of a global recession, Reeves believes that the capabilities of the PS3 as a multimedia device justify its relatively high cost of ownership.
"With PS3," he explains, "you can go online for free, it's got all the games you want, it's got a Blu-ray drive...you can store photos on it, and you've got Home." Despite all these features, Sony recent financial quarter showed sales falling across the board, dwarfed by Nintendo's and Microsoft's.
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