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Sony: We broke the mainstream barrier, not Nintendo photo

Many people would claim that it was the Wii that truly cracked the mainstream audience and brought gaming to a whole new demographic. However, those are people who inhabit reality, and not the bizarre fantasy realm that Sony executives live in while they lick hallucinogenic toads and quaff vast amounts of LSD. According to Kaz Hirai it's the PS2, not the Wii, that brought gaming to the general public. 

"The most successful console is still the PS2 and it's still going strong," claims Hirai, comparing a console released nine years ago to a console released three years ago. "I think that's the console that really broke the barrier from videogames being just for videogamers into more of a mass market on a global basis. Nintendo's obviously done a great job in following that mass acceptance."

Yes, because it's the PlayStation 2 that is known to all soccer moms, gets played in retirement homes, and has enjoyed mainstream press coverage since it was released. 

Seriously, Sony truly is stocked to the gills with some of the most deluded, logic-leaping nutcases the industry has ever seen. What is it about being in third place that instantly renders a company out-of-touch and completely insane? Oh well, at least it must be fun living in a world where all the clouds have smiles and marshmallow elephants tuck you into beds made out of money and sugardrops.


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artha14's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:26
artha14
ho ho ho sony..... "We copied it first!"
SnakeDude4Life's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:28
SnakeDude4Life
Sure, sony. And I bet sony invented the internet and chocolate.

Next, Nintendo's gonna release a "Death Panel Game" for your grandma to play with and M$ is going to ration your playing time by charging 1590 MS points per hour!

I like to make crap up too.
Diverse's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:28
Diverse
I was laughing while I read your first paragraph, then the PS2 was mentioned(I thought he was talking about the PS3), and I think I might have to agree with him. Sure, the Wii brought gaming further into the mainstream, but I can see how the PS2 brought gaming more into the limelight.
Genebeef's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:28
Genebeef
technically, kaz is correct - introducing a games console to households that don't play games. but that's where he falters: people bought ps2s without buying games. it was just a dvd player to them. just like the ps3 now: there are a chunk of them that were bought because it was the only blu-ray player and many more probably just got one game.

the wii sure is casual, but people who buy them buy them with games in mind. to a lot of people who bought ps2s and now ps3s, games are still icky to them (recall at launch: blu-ray player, can play video games too).
Takeshi's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:29
Takeshi
And guess what? They're right.
ace of knaves's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:32
ace of knaves
"And with our Eyetoy, we've brought motion control to video games!"
kelvinc's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:33
kelvinc
The PS2, if not the PS1, was the first console that most consumers didn't have to ask their parents to get. The Wii broke into old folks' homes and got gobbled up by soccer moms and is a bona fide Nintendo mint, but you have to admit that Sony started the idea that you can still play video games while having facial hair (or getting a period).
Anus Mcphanus's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:34
Anus Mcphanus
The PS2 was the console that caused people to stop saying "let's play video games" and instead say "let's play on the Playstation." It used to really bug me because I was like "um... there are other good consoles to play as well you know?"
Topher Cantler's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:34
Topher Cantler
Because fuck you, NES.
Marioland's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:34
Marioland
Sony Playstation 2 invented religion. That's why people bought it and have it in the middle of their living room. Seriously, Sony, just because your console is a best selling one, it doesn't mean that there wasn't any videogaming into households. Didja hear Atari complaining? Nintendo?? no. But, in the E3, I heard that Sony RAWKS because PS2 sells better than PS3... Seriously.....
Tralfmadoria's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:34
Tralfmadoria
These Sony execs should just make personal Twitter accounts so that whenever they come up with rational like this, they can immediately post it for the amusement of us all.
Zepwich's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:38
Zepwich
I love sony, they crack me up!
psycho terror2's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:38
psycho terror2
wow jim, and you wonder why people say you're anti-sony?

ok this is stupid PR bullshit, but it's not as ridiculous a claim as you make it out to be.
dj-anon's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:39
dj-anon
What a bunch of stinky BS... What's the necessity for such ridiculous statements, filled with jealousy?
faultymoose's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:40
faultymoose
Gotta agree with Sony on this one, unfortunately :/ I worked in retail back in the day, and EVERYONE bought PS2's. The Wii is family friendly and all that, but the PS2 was the first console that wasn't immediately associated with being an anti-social loser (by the younger audience), and that had a lot of adults purchasing oodles of games. Hell, my MUM played my PS2 to death, literally. The PS2's, not hers.
EternalDeathSlayer's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:42
EternalDeathSlayer
Some of these guys are right Jim. The PS2 really was the first console that was widely accepted by people. Adults made up it's largest demographic.

It made it cool to play games.

If it wasn't for the PS2 I don't think half my friends would be gamers.

But as for the term "mainstream", eh, I'll give you that Jim.

Mainstream in the truest sense of the word is what the Wii's audience is: Everybody.
ViciousBoston's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:44
ViciousBoston
Um...Sony is right though. Nintendo educated the masses back in the day and kept video games going. Sony PS1 came along and it caught on. Everyone was talking about it and nothing else. Then years later the PS2 hit the scene and EVERYONE you knew had one. EVERYONE. You didn't have to ask you'd just go over your friends house and BAM there was the PS2. Not many people had the Super NES back in the day for me. I was one of the lucky ones. Kids I knew were still rocking the original Nintendo with duck hunt (LOVE DUCKHUNT!).

While Nintendo kept games around, Sony was the one who broke the barrier for gaming. If the Nintendo Wii released with the PS1 with the same grafical capabilitys as the PS1 it wouldn't have sold like it does now.
citaro's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:51
citaro
An interesting conjecture about third place, though I think Sony's quick drop from first has caused them to go into denial- how else could they cope with having gone from a console that has sold hundreds of millions to one that is outperformed by the same?

Nintendo was slow to react to shifting markets as well. After the SNES we had the Playstation embed itself as the cultural gaming standard instead of the N64, and the Gamecube only came out in time to catch the brunt of that shift. Until the Wii was launched to generally insane amounts of good press, it wasn't outlandish to write off Nintendo as past its prime.

So I think that Sony, the massive monolith of a company it is, is just taking time to absorb all this new market information. That's the only way I can comprehend comments like this aren't just an elaborate joke. Though if they are... well played sirs.
Shadowiii's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:53
Shadowiii
Huh. Really? I don't know about that. While I think the PS2 helped make gaming more mainstream and "popular" (along with Halo on the Xbox), the Wii pulled it from teens and 20 somethings to older adults, moms, families, etc.
Sony started it, sure, but the Wii sealed the deal.
BlackSpiral69's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 18:54
BlackSpiral69
I whole-heartedly agree with Sony on this point. It was without doubt the PS2 that made gaming "Cool". Even in the days of PS1, talking to my friends in high-school about Xenogears, Metal Gear Solid and Resident evil got us harassed by the "cool" kids and jocks. Then suddenly the PS2 comes out and those same people are talking about how cool Madden or NHL is on PS2 or how sweet MGS2 is going to be.
Has Nintendo expanded on this? you bet. Have they reached an even wider audience now than ever before? absolutely. Does this change the fact that is was absolutely the PS2 that made gaming cool for everyone and not just nerd? Not a chance.
Hriki's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:04
Hriki
I agree with them! They really did 'break the barrier' I mean, that does not mean they delved much futher through, but they made gaming widely accepted! Mainstream equates to a large majority of people and what by that majority is considered cool or fun. I think the ps2 really did fall into that. I knew so many people who hated games, but would play the ps2 in groups for hours!
BattyAdroit's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:08
BattyAdroit
Jim: This is totally not unreasonable by Sony. I would say that since the days of the Atari 2600/VCS, no other single system did as much to bring videogames into the mainstream. The PS2 gave gaming a semblance of social acceptability, which it had lacked for the previous 20 years.
gamadaya's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:09
gamadaya
And they're fucking right. PS3 might be a failure, and it might not matter anymore how well the PS2 did, but they're still right. The PS2 was a monster. It was truly mainstream. Sure, soccer moms didn't play it, but guess what, the Wii isn't getting the majority of its sales from soccer moms either. It's getting them from people who aren't necessarily hardcore gamers, but still like to play once in a while. Same as the PS2. The difference between the PS2 and the Wii is that the hardcore fucking loved the PS2. Nobody ever said "It's good for a PS2 game". And neither of them have truly captured all demographics, as they both claim, but I think the PS2 came closer.
Edicus's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:12
Edicus
I'd have to agree with you, just as Nintendo has stated ludicrous statements as well. And lately the Activision head-honcho has said some pretty silly things too.

And for those agreeing with Kaz Hirai, you could just as well say the NES "broke into the mainstream" as well, but the bottom line is that when even old people at retirement homes know of and enjoy playing the Wii, THAT is true mainstream penetration.
PoopShooter's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:15
PoopShooter
like ripley's said to the farmer: "That's the biggest pile of shit, ive ever seen."
Holyetheline's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:21
Holyetheline
Hrmmm... Wii is pretty popular isn't it?
Hiltz's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:26
Hiltz
When you're in last place in anything you'll make up almost anything to make yourself still feel like a winner ...like Sony just has. Besides, Nintendo doesn't have time to respond to ridiculous comments when it is busy celebrating over the recent success of Wii Sports Resort and MotionPlus sales.


PS2 was a big hit for sure, but it did not break the barrier and quite frankly, it would seem that it owes much of its success to the introduction of the dvd player on the home console (as crappy as it is).
ViciousBoston's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:29
ViciousBoston
I think Jim just writes it the way he does to get people outraged which means more cash for him. It works, but its still kinda sleezy to not even give Sony credit for doing what they DID do. I believe Sony Playstation 2 has sold OVER 130 Million units. Don't believe me? heres the copy/paste from Wikipedia.

"The PS2 is the best-selling console to date, having reached over 138 million units sold as of August 18, 2009 and a software library projected to exceed 1,900 games in 2009. Twenty games are scheduled to be released in 2010, giving the PS2 a marketable life of over 10 years, thus continuing the sixth generation."


"On November 29, 2005, the PS2 became the fastest game console to reach 100 million units shipped, accomplishing the feat within 5 years and 9 months from its launch. This achievement occurred faster than its predecessor, the PlayStation, which took 9 years and 6 months to reach the same benchmark."

In total the original Xbox only sold about 30 million units. So between the Playstation(102.49 million, including 28.15 million) and Playstation 2 Sony has sold 260+ Million units of hardware. Then add on the PS3 and its 286 Million. With the slim it will be dangerously close to 300.
xHOGUEx's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:29
xHOGUEx
Dreamcast was better then the Playstation. I never knew why people bought those retarded damn things.
Hiltz's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:34
Hiltz
For those that don't know,the Wii(52 million units) is Nintendo's second best selling home console behind the NES (61 million units).
funran's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:36
funran
how is he not right though? nothing wrong with a company flexing it's main muscle, you're gonna blame them for this?
EdgyDude's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:38
EdgyDude
"...'The most successful console is still the PS2 and it's still going strong,' claims Hirai..."

Yep, in fact much better than the newer PS3, oh snap!. Well, let's hope the price cut helps Sony do better, their people really need the money for some rehab treatment.
ViciousBoston's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:39
ViciousBoston
Nintendo started gaming in 1975 also. They shipped 470 Million units to date. They started more than 20 years before Sony jumped into gaming and Sony had backed Nintendo until they decided to jump into the console market. What happened when Sony stopped supporting Nintendo? We all know what happened but i'll spell it out for you.

Nintendo created the N64 and Gamecube. They both got rocked by the Sony brand hardware known as the Playstation. Sony outsold N64 by over 98 million. Sony proceeded to trounce the Gamecube with the Playstation 2 by 110 Million.

As you can see in the mid 90's and early 2000's Sony destroyed everything that came into the market. Alot of the negative press is because Sony (the juggernaut of the industry for the better part of a decade) reached slower sales. What happens when the most important company for gamings sales drop? Sony gets negative press and studios start to close down shop.

If you haven't noticed lots of studio's have been going south lately. Closing up shop. If Sony had sold somewhere around 50-60 million units by now, do you think alot of them would be down and out? Their abysmal sales would be padded wouldn't they by more consumers to buy the product? Instead of 1 million sales and losing tons of money they'd be at 3-4 million sales and making alot of income. More income, better engines, more room to hire, more people, more eyes, and more talents in a said studio to improve the gaming experience over time.
rsquad's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:43
rsquad
Give Jim Sterling a quote and he can spin it into anything.

You mean to tell me the PS1 and PS2 DIDN'T blow the doors off the whole the fucking industry? Really Jim? I mean, come on man, I enjoy your articles and all, but sometimes I think YOU'RE the one who is a little diluted.

I think Kaz was referring to the fact that the Playstation brand has outsold every other brand by far over the years.

I think your next column should be written in the third person and titled "Why Jim Sterling needs to STFU"

Ok, now you can write me off as a Sony fanboy and dismiss my comment, but if you seriously think that Sony didn't blow this industry wide open your fucking nuts bro. Sorry.
Electro Lemon's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:46
Electro Lemon
Mainstream ≠ most sold, guys. The Wii's been out for almost 3 years, and sold about 22 million. The PS2 has been out for 9 years and sold 100 million. Both worldwide Not to mentioned, it took 9 years for it to reach that 100mil. And you can't honestly tell me that the PS2 was highly mainstream.

Sure, it was definitely more popular than its predecessors, but the Wii has been in thousands of fucking TV shows and movies, because it's recognizable. That's not to say it brought gaming into the mainstream, though- just that it is the most recognized, mainstream console to exist. Does that mean it broke the barrier? Possibly. All I know is that the PS2 did not.

From its inception in 2000, th PS2 has been popular, but not in the foremost social circles of the world. The Wii, however, is fucking blowing up. And I hate that, because, well, the Wii generally sucks. I'm not trying to defend Nintendo here, I'm simply saying that maybe Jim isn't so crazy.


Maybe.
Onlineatron's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:49
Onlineatron
errr their right you know.

The ryetoy got my mum and nan flailing their arms around the living room... SingStar allowed gaming to become accessible to my girlfriend ... and Buzz has kept the families interest many a christmas!

So once again Jim is being a tool and failing to see the bigger picture...
Electro Lemon's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:50
Electro Lemon
Holy shit, my numbers were off. The Wii has sold a projected 52 million units worldwide in three years. Three years. In less than half of the lifespan of the PS2, the Wii has sold over half of the PS2's current units sold. Throw in a metric fuckton of product placement, a bunch of advertising dollars, and the (currently) most popular console in the US- baby, you got a stew goin'.

And before everyone jumps on my fucking coattails, I absolutely love the PS2. Love love love love. I own both a Wii and a PS2, but that doesn't mean shit in a world full of fanboys. The Wii generally annoys me. But you can't argue with sales numbers.

funran's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:51
funran
Jim, I'm your biggest fan, but you can't twitter you don't understand why people think you're biased against Sony, then take an article like this and spin it against them. Every company should be defending itself, sending good messages through PR, and be confident. Sony's doing nothing that Microsoft or Nintendo wouldn't be doing themselves given a specific statistic. Sony doesn't have a lot of bragging rights at the moment, but it does have this, why not let them have it? The ps2 is STILL being manufactured, it's a really popular system, and has done really well, why can't they brag about it? PR Spin is one thing, but it's not like they're too far off base on this one.
Hiltz's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:58
Hiltz
Sony's Playstation was perhaps the first to taste the success of mainstream appeal but it did no break the barrier. In addition, while Nintendo has not sold as many hardware units as the PS1 or PS2, it accomplished something that Sony did not - reaching beyond the core and casual gamer to the expanded audience which in term resulted in the platform appealing to a wider age range of gamers.

Also, it isn't just the platform tha matters but also the software as well. Sony doesn't have a single title that can stand up to the success and contribution of the role Wii Sports has played in the mass appeal of the Wii.
StingingVelvet's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 19:58
StingingVelvet
I would say he is 100% correct, actually.

And that comes from someone who has never owned a Playstation before the PS3, and rarely uses said PS3.
Im OK's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 20:01
Im OK
Hahahaha... good one, Sony. I lol'd. Well, no, not really. It was more of an eyeroll, actually.

The adults (myself included) who bought the PS1 and the PS2 (and the Dreamcast and the Xbox) were simply the kids who grew up with NES, SNES, Genesis, etc. That's all. The PS2 didn't break into the so-called mainstream* market anything even remotely like the Wii has. For Sony to claim that it did is flat out ludicrous.

* - And by this, I'm pretty sure that we can all agree that this means "non-gaming people who had never even considered buying a video game console before."
topcatyo's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 20:01
topcatyo
I hate to say it but he's not entirely wrong. While the Playstation 2 hasn't had nearly the mainstream success the Wii has, it has played a fairly vital role in getting video games into the mainstream. When Grand Theft Auto 3 came out for the Playstation 2, scores of people who wouldn't normally play video games played this game. It was heavily talked about and I know that when I was in school I'd hear about the game all the time. It was a big thing and it really got in the mainstream. Vice City had a very similar effect.

Halo, of course, had a huge role in getting gaming into the mainstream.

But one of the biggest games to get the hobby of video games into the main stream was Guitar Hero, released for the PS2. It was a great party game that everyone played and it got tons of people into video games. Guitar Hero 2 did it as much as Guitar Hero 1 did, if not more.
I mean, Guitar Hero had an enormous impact on video games and the mainstream's views of it. You can't deny it.

So, what I mean by this mediocre post is this: The Wii has had an almost unbelievable impact on video gaming and has moved it into the mainstream. They have been highly successful in it, but Kaz Hirai is not that far off by saying the Playstation 2 really got gaming in the mainstream. I mean, of course, it had the help of Halo, but with Grand Theft Auto, Guitar Hero, and quite a few other games I forget at the moment, the Playstation 2 did quite the job of getting video games more noticed in the mainstream.
Chicken008's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 20:04
Chicken008
Ummm...NES!
Electro Lemon's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 20:08
Electro Lemon
"...'The most successful console is still the PS2 and it's still going strong,' claims Hirai..."

I'm very interested in seeing how much the Wii has sold by 2015. Given the same lifespan as the PS2 currently, I'm sure it could sell at least 10 million units.

And I have to update my numbers once more- the PS2 has sold over 138 million units, and is approaching a 10 year life cycle.
Qraze's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 20:10
Qraze
i heard something about lsd now? anyways.
Electro Lemon's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 20:14
Electro Lemon
"...you can't twitter you don't understand why people think you're biased against Sony, then take an article like this and spin it against them."

First of all, yes he can. As a matter of fact, he did.

Second of all, there is literally no spin in this article. None. He said outright what Sony said. Spin isn't the same thing as opinion. Sure, this article is full of opinion, but that's not "spin". He didn't turn it into "Sony loves Nazism."
lovemana23's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 20:16
lovemana23
I think what Sony are stating is fairly true, but is bound to be misinterpreted, as they are clearly only stating it in the light of their current situation in the industry, and, thus, fully out of context. It seems as if they're squaring up to the Wii with the PS2`s legacy - which is a little retarded.

This must be what vexes you, Jim, because there is no doubt the PS2 did up the videogames-as-mainstream ante, just not to the extent the Wii has. So, yea, Sony are talking shit in that it is totally out of context to bring up the PS2. Its like 'yea, we're doing shit with the PS3, but, ya know, WE were the first to dominate the mainstream market with the PS2, so, nah-nah-nah-ha' etc. Which fully undermines the truth of their statement (or pseudo truth - the PS2 did break open the mainstream, just not fully), making them look desperate. Which they are.
Hiltz's Avatar - Comment posted on 08/25/2009 20:19
Hiltz
It's going to be interesting to see how long the Wii can hold out for its life cycle especially given Sony and Microsoft's new focus being put on motion controls for their platforms (Well, Sony's second attempt at it anyway).

I expect Nintendo will wait until next year to announce a price cut and release the black Wii to help it combat Sony and Microsoft's new focus on motion controls as a way to target the blue ocean strategy.
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