In the Loop Gamemakers think we'll play along Clayton Collins Sony may be having trouble getting its much-anticipated PlayStation 2 to market on schedule this month. But you can be sure the delayed rollout won't slow the ascent of Gamer Nation. As with all technology, video-game evolution is stuck in hyperdrive.
Consumer expectations keep accelerating, too.
Today's typical business-type desktop computer, in comparison, uses 32. True, PCs still handle functions not yet addressed by game consoles. But more and more functions seem destined to be crammed into next-generation cellphones. And figure out how to market to adults who care more about coordinating their in-home technology than fighting off space creatures. The Christian Science Publishing Society.