TheEnd, that is perhaps one of the most incorrect posts I have read from you in a long while. They just "don't want to do it, even though Sony gives them the best tools and (I don't g et this one) code??? OK, first of all the development tools suck. That is what most say. Second of all, it is time consuming, that is why so much coming out for the PS3 is lack luster at best (see my post about how the business of gaming works and time constraints, ie release a game before the engine gets out dated). The sad fact of the matter is Sony is NOT helping the coding community out much at all. They are treating them about like they treat their customers with a deal with it attitude. The rabid PS3 fan may take this and shrug it off like a trained pet, but coders have WAY to much to worry about, namely spending a lot of a publisher and developers money on making a game that if not completed on time or is no good will lose the partnership with said publishers, so you see Sony is making mistake after mistake. TheEnd you really need a better grasp on not only technology, but also on how economics work and when I say economics, money is only part of it... supply, demand, time limits, outdated production, etc. Lose any of that, and it looses a lot of it's fire.
