True or False: Is Sony arrogant?

I would say that Sony has, in the very least, made themselves appear to be extremely arrogant.

Kaz Hirai’s comment about the next generation not starting until they say it does is only one example of their arrogance.

Another Sony exec. (I can’t recall who exactly) even had the gaul to say the "Microsoft copies Sony". Excuse me!?  Where did Sony get the idea for analog control? Nintendo. How about their new motion sensing controller? Again, Nintendo. Now, how about their "new" online network for the PS3. If you look at the features they’ve promised for it I’d have to say it’s a direct ripoff of Microsoft’s Xbox Live.

If anyone is "copying" anyone it’s Sony copying everyone else.

Ok, enough of my ranting about this. That’s my 10 cents worth. Take care.

Whether or not they’re truely arrogant is largely dependent on how much of the garbage they keep shoveling us they actually believe. Based simply on how they talk at (not to) us, Sony is incredibly arrogant. Reading the JoyStiq interview, I’m surprised how resentful the executive seems in the face of non-fluff questions. It’s true that market leaders do face more criticism, but there’s a distinct sense of entitlement which is grating.

I remember one instance in which a Sony exec dismissed Microsoft’s inroads as a mere "lucky hit against a martial arts master" (or something to that effect). These kinds of comments make it so hard to take the company seriously–which is sad in light of the fact that the PS3 is otherwise a strong contender.

Sony’s not the only one spewing hyperbole, but they’re certainly the worst.

That’s the one of things that really turned me off about Sony. That, plus their lies (Specs, CG, rumble), their love of shoving us with a new media that they created (UMD, Blu-ray), and their lack of new ideas and innovation (no, a tilting a controller is hardly an innovation)

Kudos to HcC and his "This survey doesn’t start until sony says so" comment. Don’t know why, but that struck me as particularly funny this groggy morning.

Let’s flip this discussion on its head for a second. What has Sony promised around the PS3 that has proven <i>true?</i>

Sony is arrogant. It takes arrogance to think that just due to their name, they can and will win in all engagements. Think Denny Crane, think Mohammed Ali, they all use their past to drive their present forward, much like standing on the shoulders of giants. Microsoft made it’s own giant.

Ozymandias said: "Let’s flip this discussion on its head for a second. What has Sony promised around the PS3 that has proven true?[/i]"

Uhhh.  That they have one..uh, somewhere?

No, seriously.  I would have to say that the one thing I can think of they did promise and look like they’ll be good for is backwards compatability.  Even if they take the crude ‘PS2′ approach oh simply putting the ‘actual hardware’ into the PS3, it looks like they will achieve  it as they hope to. (even if it means at a higher cost to the customer).

On the other hand, while it doesn’t effect my overall love for the machine, I do think Microsoft didn’t quite[/i] live up to my hopes for backwards compatability on the 360.  I will say that they did deliver what they said they would… but I hoped for a bit more.  One, I’ve always wanted to play Psychonauts.  Everyone says its a great game, and I thought, ‘Why not play this great game on my great new console, with a totally awesome wireless controller and a large 50" display upscaled to 720p?’ Ohh wait, I can’t.

I also am disappointed with the Halo2 emulation.  My buddy and me have been following the Halo 3 news and got to discussing the Halo2 story.  When we deceided we couldn’t remember all of it, we wanted to get a refresher.  So we popped out copy of Halo2 into my trusty 360 and started a Co-op game.  About half way through we say a wierd artifact on the screen, first only on my half of the screen.  It was like shadow or shading got ‘stuck’ on the screen.  It covered most my view and I couldn’t see.  At the next load it would either go away, or reform a bit.  It became quite frustrating.

Unfortunately, I know microsoft/bungie’s main focus is on Multiplayer emulation… so I’m sure they have no desire to fix my lowly single player issues.

Anyways, got to run.  Didn’t mean to turn this into a ‘whats still wrong with the 360 discussion’… but thats kinda where my mind drifted.

-More on topic words after the break.

When i first found out that they were making the next gen consoles, i thought that sony would become the master of that, but i was wrong.

The Cell wont sell and is goin to hell

The Blu-Ray is Gay lets sing hooray

Sony online is so behind

and their lies are like goin to die,goodbye

Lol, it’s the question no one needs to ask, we all know it’s true.

It’s rather disgusting actually. From a consumer side at least. A smart consumer doesn’t buy a product when someone says "We’re better…because I say so!" A smart consumer then decides that a good bit of reasearch is in order.

I think M$ would win in some non-biased researching right now. Later things may change.

My biggest concern for the industry as a whole is what happens if Sony’s expensive, underpowered machine with more expensive games (unless Blu-Ray disc costs drop) and (probably) not as strong of an online service (and really cocky business people) actually WINS?

That should be the concern right now. It would send some very bad messages into the industry.

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