See here's the thing; I know console unveilings don't happen in one event. They happen over a period of several months. From the second Sony revealed the PS4, there were a ton of unanswered questions such as what is PSN going to be like, what's the OS going to be like what services are they going to give you and so forth. I knew those things were going to be coming at a later time and possibly at E3. Microsoft did the reverse, they showed off the OS, the services, and so forth and said games would be held back for E3.
It's not really about the focus but what part of the puzzle they showed you first. There's no doubt Sony's system was going to have media, and there's no doubt the Xbox One will have games and in both cases we don't know the full picture of either platform. You can bet had this not blown up in MS's face, you'd hear bitching about showing off services at E3 for the PS4 because people complain about these things in the past. Look back at every E3 press conference in the last decade.
It's like people have short memories here and can't correlate to how things have played out before. I see this as Sony taking advantage of Microsoft getting sucker punched and being kicked on the ground. Sony's just adding a kick too.
Don't get me wrong, I like a lot of things Sony is saying, but what is more important is what they're actually doing such as how they're approaching developers, the system architecture and so forth. You guys are really eating up what Kaz is saying at face value though, which is another thing Sony is doing good at this time around, PR. That's all it is.
