That’s what he wants to say to the critics, but in a recent interview with gameindustries.biz, he states the obvious reason for PS3’s potential not being utilized.
Any gamers now adays can confidently conclude that without the “Big” titles, next gen console will miserably fail when competiting with fairly equal next gen consoles.

Here is an academic grandiose of proper approach to winning the next gen battle according to Mark:

The Wii is an impressive piece of hardware, but as you get the visually more impressive games coming out for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, as the marketing dollars get turned up to support the larger quantities of machines, with potential price drops and titles like Singstar which appeal to the larger market… Those machines will ignite, they’ll take off, and they’ll sell just fine.

Furthermore,

As the big titles come out, they’re going to sell a bunch of machines. When PlayStation Home comes out, they’ll sell a bunch of machines… Yeah, it’s a high price, because it’s a new, high-end piece of equipment, but history shows that price will come down. They’ll sell lots of them, it’ll be fine.

To be honest, I am sure majority of PS3 owners realize that more marquee titles are needed, and these owners know what will work and what don’t. We need some serious commitment
Please, and pretty please, say something that will seriously knock PS3 critics into oblivion not just restate the obvious.

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