Andre Yoskowitz
21 Jun 2007 15:55
Sony announced that it expects at least 380 new PlayStation 3 games for the next fiscal year and that it hopes the games will help boost demand for the console which is falling behind in sales behind its rivals.
To date, there are only 150 games available for the PS3, including PSN online titles.
CEO Howard Stringer said on Thursday, "Attractive game software is the key to accelerate PS3 growth over the next year".
Due to the start-up costs of the PS3, Sony's gaming division posted an almost $2 billion USD loss and investors were obviously not pleased.
Stringer said he expected 200 of the 380 titles to be packaged games, and that the other 180 would be available through PSN.
"PlayStation 3 going forward will be vital to our future and we'll succeed," added Stringer.
Source:
Yahoo