Recently in an interview with the Financial Times, Howard Stringer, Chairman and CEO of Sony said regarding Nintendo Wii, “It has been a successful enterprise and a very good business model compared with ours.” He praised and complimented Nintendo Wii for being a successful business model.
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When he was asked which of being is more fun while playing, he insisted on PS3. Stringer was adamant for PS3 and considers it to be more exciting and fun as compare to Wii. He was repeatedly asked that Wii might be more fun on playing, he still kept saying, “No!”
During the interview, he also said that price cut of PS3 is quite imminent. But, the requisite amount as well as at what time is still being considered.
Via: wii-volution
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