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原帖由 muranus 于 2006-12-1 16:22 发表


附：《金融时报》(The Financial Times) ：1888年于伦敦创刊，是英国金融资本的晴雨表. http://news.ft.com/home/rw

不是你说扯淡就扯淡的~扯别人淡者，其淡必被人扯~~~~~

人类，诞生于数亿年前，数千万年前产生成熟智商……
进化过程中，不可避免会发生返祖现象……

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原帖由 hudihutian 于 2006-12-1 16:23 发表



人类，诞生于数亿年前，数千万年前产生成熟智商……
进化过程中，不可避免会发生返祖现象……

当然，是谁返祖那就不好说了~

金融时报，时代周刊，摩根斯坦利，CNN，泰晤士报，英国卫报......

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原帖由 muranus 于 2006-12-1 16:26 发表


当然，是谁返祖那就不好说了~

当然是那种认为都一年了还没什么人买的机器会在日本成功的人咯

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原帖由 hudihutian 于 2006-12-1 16:29 发表


当然是那种认为都一年了还没什么人买的机器会在日本成功的人咯

我还以为是那些不识数，以为某机已经在日本发售一年的人呢。

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原帖由 muranus 于 2006-12-1 16:22 发表


附：《金融时报》(The Financial Times) ：1888年于伦敦创刊，是英国金融资本的晴雨表. http://news.ft.com/home/rw

不是你说扯淡就扯淡的~扯别人淡者，其淡必被人扯~~~~~

那请你分析下以上的逻辑嘛，就久多上下台一点，顺便解释一下，ＳＣＥ和ＰＳ系主机的关系．

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原帖由 muranus 于 2006-12-1 16:34 发表


我还以为是那些不识数，以为某机已经在日本发售一年的人呢。

我更以为是那些拿在日本卖了近一年的主机跟在日本卖了几天的主机比~

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原帖由 太平洋雪 于 2006-12-1 16:40 发表


那请你分析下以上的逻辑嘛，就久多上下台一点，顺便解释一下，ＳＣＥ和ＰＳ系主机的关系．

金融时报说得很清楚：

PlayStation游戏机之父久多良木(Ken Kutaragi)今日将出任索尼电脑娱乐公司(Sony Computer Entertainment)的董事长。这一管理层人事变动可能预示着，索尼将退出视频游戏机硬件领域。久多良木是一名特立独行的工程师，主持了全部三代PlayStation的开发。

尽管这一突然举措从理论上讲是一次晋升，但实质上是在一个关键时刻解除了久多良木对索尼游戏部门的日常管理权。

随着PlayStation3刚刚在日本和美国度过了艰难的发布期，索尼迫切希望确保这款复杂的游戏机在圣诞购物季获得成功。该公司将这一职务变动描述为对其管理团队的“巩固”。

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原帖由 dreamcast 于 2006-12-1 12:29 发表



不说别的，我实在不想玩NDS版的halo，真的做出来天知道是什么鸟样，什么游戏适合什么机器，你应该明白吧

别说XO了 战神连XBOX PS2都没有，怎么知道HALO是啥样的呢，他就看看视频便决定移植鸟

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原帖由 muranus 于 2006-12-1 16:43 发表



金融时报说得很清楚：

PlayStation游戏机之父久多良木(Ken Kutaragi)今日将出任索尼电脑娱乐公司(Sony Computer Entertainment)的董事长。这一管理层人事变动可能预示着，索尼将退出视频游戏机硬件领域 ...

哦，好吧，理论是这样，实质是这样，到底怎么样随他们怎么说都行，那请问楼主平井一夫是什么人．

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原帖由 hudihutian 于 2006-12-1 16:23 发表



人类，诞生于数亿年前，数千万年前产生成熟智商……
进化过程中，不可避免会发生返祖现象……

不拜不行了。

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原帖由 miomibuya 于 2006-12-1 16:44 发表



别说XO了 战神连XBOX PS2都没有，怎么知道HALO是啥样的呢，他就看看视频便决定移植鸟

笑话嘛，难道大门整天就抱着个游戏机跟小P孩一样天天耍？XBOX不照样是人家造出来的，不玩游戏就不能造游戏了？
没有游戏机人家就不能引导众小白了？

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原帖由 太平洋雪 于 2006-12-1 16:53 发表


哦，好吧，理论是这样，实质是这样，到底怎么样随他们怎么说都行，那请问楼主平井一夫是什么人．

我知道，但是我不告诉你。

Analyst: "I cannot imagine a PlayStation 4"

Nomura Securities' Yuta Sakurai believes the PS3 will be Sony's last console; sees Hirai appointment as Sega-like shift to software.


In the months leading up to the launch of the PlayStation 3 and Wii, barely a week went by without one analyst or another issuing proclamations of doom or promises of riches for both Sony and Nintendo. Now that both consoles are on the market, many investment firms' in-house game-industry experts are giving their assessments of the two companies' fortunes.

The prognostication reached a fever pitch today, when Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) shuffled its executive lineup. Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) president Kaz Hirai took over the position of SCE president Ken Kutaragi, who was promoted to SCE chairman and retained the title of SCE group CEO. Hirai will also be SCE's chief operating officer, and will relocate to Sony's Tokyo headquarters from SCEA's HQ in Foster City, California.

While Sony spun the changes as a "strengthening" of its executive team, many analysts saw it as a vote of no confidence for Kutaragi's stewardship of the PlayStation 3. The high-tech console's blu-ray laser drive has been plagued by component manufacturing woes, which drastically limited supply of the console for its Japanese and North American launches, and delayed its European debut until 2007.

Some analysts went one step further, taking Hirai's succession as a harbinger of doom. No one was more pessimistic than Nomura Securities' Yuta Sakurai, who made the astounding prediction that the PlayStation 3 would be the last console Sony, the current console market-share leader, would ever make.

"The appointment of Hirai could be the start of a shift from hardware to software," said Sakurai. "I cannot now imagine a PlayStation 4." According to the Financial Times, Sakurai's reasoning is that "Hirai’s new global portfolio puts a predominantly software-focused manager in charge of the company." His logic is reportedly that, with the emphasis moving to software, Sony would go the way of Sega, transforming from a console-maker to a mere game publisher.

Critics were quick to point out that, despite its problems, Sony is primarily an electronics manufacturer, and has invested billions in the research and development of the PS3's technology. Despite the hyperbolic tone of Sakurai's comments, SCEA publicity chief Dave Karraker issued a polite response. "Following the launch of the PlayStation 3 just a few weeks ago, and witnessing the huge consumer demand for the product, I think it would be rather short-sighted for anyone to predict there might not be a next generation of PlayStation product," he told GameSpot.

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6162560.html

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