Mirroring what Hikari has been reporting for month's now, Reuters has been quoted with the following:
Consumers and analysts have praised the PlayStation 3's graphical prowess and potential, but they have also raised concerns about its high price, a weak line-up of current games and what has been perceived as arrogance on Sony's part about the desirability of its flagship product.
In North America in January, Sony sold 244,000 PlayStation 3s, compared to 294,000 for the Xbox 360 and 436,000 for the Wii. With systems still on store shelves, and Microsoft outselling Sony, we're not sure if the "shortages" are a real problem.
Read the entire article here: Yahoo News
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