No Price Cuts, No New Games for PlayStation 3 at Leipzig
In an interview with PlayStation 3 [http://www.eurogamer.net/]prices or announce new games.
Things are apparently going so well for the PlayStation 3 in Europe that PAL [http://www.scee.com/]business. We really are. It's on track."
In line with the company's recent efforts to avoid annoying [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/75125]customers, Reeves also said Sony wouldn't be announcing any new games at the Convention, so gamers may stay "focused on five or six games." Saying the company was trying not to "overload" the customer, he added, "It's important to get a window so that someone's played a game and they're ready for the next one, because they don't have huge wallets and they can't go out and buy five games at 59 Euros ($80) all the time. So we're trying to do pillar titles every month."
Sony did, however, unveil its partnership with Electronic Arts to produce this year's Interactive World Cup [http://www.fifa.com/fanfest/fifainteractiveworldcup/index.html] will involve thousands of international players, with the top 32 going to Berlin to play the final match. Prizes include $20,000 and an invite to the FIFA World Player Gala.
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In an interview with PlayStation 3 [http://www.eurogamer.net/]prices or announce new games.
Things are apparently going so well for the PlayStation 3 in Europe that PAL [http://www.scee.com/]business. We really are. It's on track."
In line with the company's recent efforts to avoid annoying [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/75125]customers, Reeves also said Sony wouldn't be announcing any new games at the Convention, so gamers may stay "focused on five or six games." Saying the company was trying not to "overload" the customer, he added, "It's important to get a window so that someone's played a game and they're ready for the next one, because they don't have huge wallets and they can't go out and buy five games at 59 Euros ($80) all the time. So we're trying to do pillar titles every month."
Sony did, however, unveil its partnership with Electronic Arts to produce this year's Interactive World Cup [http://www.fifa.com/fanfest/fifainteractiveworldcup/index.html] will involve thousands of international players, with the top 32 going to Berlin to play the final match. Prizes include $20,000 and an invite to the FIFA World Player Gala.
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