In order to push PS4 its front man, Mark Cerny, has finally had to own up to the problems that belaboured the PS3 and ensured that the 75% marketshare of PS2 was frittered enabling Xbox 360 to take a chunk of the console market.
Speaking in the interview you can see below, Cerny is frank in his attempt to ensure both consumers and developers that valuable lessons have been learned. Speaking about the euphemistic 'rough patch' that the PS3 made for Sony he states:
"A lot of that had to do on the consumer side with the console being too expensive," that's darn true at the start. He also speaks about developers.
"On the developer side the console had a reputation to be really hard to work with," he admits. Watch the interview for more insights (if you have problems playing it, try over here.)
Speaking in the interview you can see below, Cerny is frank in his attempt to ensure both consumers and developers that valuable lessons have been learned. Speaking about the euphemistic 'rough patch' that the PS3 made for Sony he states:
"A lot of that had to do on the consumer side with the console being too expensive," that's darn true at the start. He also speaks about developers.
"On the developer side the console had a reputation to be really hard to work with," he admits. Watch the interview for more insights (if you have problems playing it, try over here.)
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