Sony will put an end to PS3 deficit

5th March 2007

In March, Sony is going to release 2 million consoles of PlayStation and in May so much amount of them is going to come out that it will be enough to cover the deficit of consoles - reports Reuters with a reference to words of Jack Tretton, executive director of the american department of Sony Computer Entertainment. “In April or May, we are going to produce PlayStation 3 on such a large scale, that the proposal will finally exceed the demand, and console deficit will disappear, "said Tretton. At hearing that the PS3 is no longer a deficit and can be found in many stores, he answered, that there are still many stores that lack it. “Our goal is not deficit, but abundance, says Jack. - If there is no PS3 in a store, then we lose at least one potential sale, so now we make every effort to fill all the shops with them”. The Tretton also added that due to the new speed of production PlayStation 3 will be produced faster than any other PlayStation at its time (he means the number of consoles produced per unit of time). Both statements of Tretton do not coincide with the official information about the sales of consoles, two and a half months after release a little more than one million consoles were sold, at the same time since the end of December, it has been no longer a deficit. “The main enemy of PlayStation 3 is its Pr-company, - notes an analyst of IGN portal. - The problem is that Sony made so many promises, that only the brand of PlayStation and some exclusive projects can prevent the failure”.