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If someone
you know is dropping heavy hints they fancy a PlayStation 3 for
Christmas, drop heavy hints back that they should wait a few months.
Sony's console is looking set for a price cut by Easter next
year.
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) held an annual briefing last week. Those pesky "anonymous leaks" were out in force, and SCEE President, David Reeves, has been quoted on D+Pad saying that "Sony needs to get more competitive in price from March 2009 onwards."
Hey, wait - that's about the time the hyped-to-the-hilt Killzone 2 is due to drop! It's almost like they planned it.
SCEE promptly engaged the Marketspeaktron 2000 to offer a mild variation on "no comment":
"Information discussed within the confines of internal company meetings is confidential and subject to change. We do not have anything to announce at present and we do not comment on rumour and speculation."
The other major piece of interest to come out of the meeting was a sighting of critical darling LittleBigPlanet on PSP. "It looked good, obviously not PS3 good, but missing the level of detail that you get in a final release," quoth D+Pad's mysterious reporter, Legends (probably not his/her real name). Clips of Killzone 2, Uncharted 2 and God of War 3 were also shown.
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