. Blade Runner, I Am Legend and many, many more! EA: “Sony Can Win the Console Race”
“Forget the talk about PlayStation 3 being in trouble, Xbox 360 pasting the opposition or Nintendo’s Wii standing clear of the console war fracas. According to EA main man John Riccitiello, the console conflict is far from resolved, and the spoils could yet be won by any of the three offerings.
“It looked like it might have been a two-horse race,” Riccitiello points out - hinting that Nintendo and Microsoft’s hardware horses were the ones to watch - “but it’s clearly a three-horse race” after PS3’s recent increase in stock shiftage.
Riccitiello goes on to explain in his interview with Reuters news that “it’s sort of fat city in the games industry”. Right. But what this cash-flow flush does mean, says EA’s bigwig, is that all consoles will see price drops next year.
Read the full article at GamesRadar.
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This was the most broken, fragmented, sputtering, ill-formed post I’ve ever read here.
I suggest we have these post read out-load instead of relying on the “inside voice” of your head. Obviously how you think, or form sentences is unintelligible to normal people.
Let me qualify this by saying I’m no English genius either, but I’m amazed at how even one of your own people is appalled by those paragraphs.
Firstly, you open the first paragraph with a quote, but never close the quote. I’d love to know what “Xbox 360 pasting the opposition” means, perhaps meant “passing”? What exactly does “recent increase in stock shiftage” mean to you? I think that might mean the stock (available units), or perhaps Sony stock, as in shares sold at financial market. IF the former was the case, then shiftage is redundant, doesn’t add anything (ending a sentence with a preposition is not allowed in English) because it makes the most sense to simply, and concisely write “after Sony’s recent increase of PS3 stock”. Also, by “cash-flow flush”, what do you mean? the cash has be flushed, and flowed? Where did the cash go?
Jon, this was a copy from a press release. I didn’t write this article. Some I do write, some staff does, and some we copy from the source where allowed. I’ll try to read over them more closely so thanks for the heads up.