Sony CEO Howard Stringer: PS3 infinitely more fun than Wii
Sony‘s CEO, Sir Howard Stringer, said PlayStation 3 games are “infinitely more fun and demanding and exciting,” and expressed his confidence in the console after seeing its sales rise in November. The thoughts he shared await at the full article.
Sir Howard Stringer, Chairman and CEO of Sony, is not only confident with the PlayStation 3 after sales picked up when the 40GB model became available to the market, but he also believes the more powerful console is infinitely more fun than the Nintendo Wii.
“I’m happy that the Wii seems to be running a bit short of hardware … the PlayStation 3 will come into its own because its [high-end games] are infinitely more fun and demanding and exciting,” Stringer told group of reporters according to Guardian Unlimited.
Sony’s head honcho is aware of the PS3’s struggling in sales compared to the competition, but he foresees better things ahead. “We’ve some catching up to do, but at least we have the opportunity to connect the PS3 with the PlayStation Portable and beyond,” he stated.
November was a great month for Sony’s hot console as it sold more than the WIi in Japan, and Stringer said he is now more confident that the PS3 will get through its early cycle. “I’m glad that the last few weeks have generated excitement about PlayStation 3. Everyone’s stopped talking about it the way they were six months ago,” the CEO concluded.
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