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Ok, so we are being obtuse.
Sony had a brand new marketing campaign to go with their slim console in 2009. You know, all the ads with Kevin Butler? Sony went well out of their way to change the view of the PS3 during this time.
It Only Does Everything – A Look at Sony’s Ad Campaign - SonyRumors.net SRN - Sony News, Rumor, Talk and Review
I would just stick to Xbox if I were you.
No madam , I'm a video game stan and been one since Atari 2600
You linked to a bootleg site where I think you wrote the story. I read alot of it but realized it wasn't talking sales and ignored what plagued the systems early years. Sony heads didn't give a fukk about price because it introduced blu-ray just like how the ps2 brought DVD. But Sony promised bigger worlds, only unreal tournament had a level larger than the xbox version but the xbox version ran better which trumped that advantage. And that leads to my bigger point at launch. This point not only lasted all gen but it still applies today THE XBOX HAS A STRONGER GPU so games ran better (you know, like next gen will be) madden ran at 30fps on ps3 as well as live. Didn't hit 60fps till year 3. You might not play sports games but madden is one of the biggest titles in gaming and it was noticeably inferior on playstation. Other titles struggled as well and I didn't have to Google bootleg opinion pieces on fanboy sites to recall these things. Feel free to Google my facts tho. After the ps2 sold 150 million, Sony not dominating the next gen is why Sony was in trouble. Because their expectations was not being met and that spooked stock holders. Metal Gear Solid 4 is what kept Sony in line with projections and if that game didn't help sell systems then Sony was gonna be the new Sega.
All you posted was an ad campaign for the slim model, and you think a slim version is a relaunch? Then every system since ps2 had a relaunch