By this November, SCEA boss Kaz Hirai expects that approximately 15 software titles will be launched with the PlayStation 3. He was responding to the comments from publishers who have criticized earlier the firm's slow release of information to developers.
While speaking Bloomberg, with regard to the availability of the software Kaz Hirai has informed, 'I don't think there will be too much of an issue,"
He further says that many developers have not actually received development kit hardware from Sony till now, even though the final development hardware is meant to ship this month only. Adding some more spice into it Farrell says that THQ is not developing The Sopranos for PS3 because it seems to be too risky owing to its lack of final hardware specifications.
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