
Sony PS2 will lure buyers to the PS3
By: Alan Ng | April 6, 2009 | 5 CommentsAfter the recent announcement of the PS2 price cut, Sony has recently commented that the cut will eventually convince customers into buying a Playstation 3 console.
In an interview with ArsTechnica, Sony’s John Koller explained the importance of the PS2 price cut and how it will effect PS3 sales in the future.
He stated: “We’ve found that almost 80 percent of PlayStation 3 owners either currently own or have in the past owned a PlayStation 2, so that statistic on its own speaks volumes. One could argue that there’s no richer source of PS3 purchasers than the 50 million PlayStation 2 owner base, and we’re engaging those PlayStation 2 owners as they get ready to jump into next-gen with PS3. ”
He also pointed out that the only way the Playstation 2 would stop selling would be if Sony stopped supporting the console. Judging by the looks of things, that isn’t going to happen for quite some time yet.
Let us know what you think. Do you think the price cut of the PS2 will lure customers without a PS3 into buying?
Read the full interview in the link above for more details.
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