You know Sony they might have to reconsider the price point on that PlayStation 5.

I mean all this action that's happening with Microsoft in a way it's like by

getting to go second you get to see what the response is you get to see what the

competitor does and then you get to potentially adjust and adapt.

Pivot. You might even pivot. And that's the advantage of going last.

Where does that play out in other things in like sports or something? You want to go second.

Oh like baseball, the home team gets to bat last. They get the last chance to win.

Oh yeah. You see but anyway this plays out all over the place.

You, I mean you can make the argument that you would want to be first because now you get the

hype train rolling as Microsoft has done very strategic.

But you give a little something up in the fact that now

Sony gets to pick what they want. You've put your you put your stamp on your price point and now

Sony gets a chance to potentially look and adjust them. Today we have this

report that the PlayStation 5 price may be changing. That's a report on Tom's guide. So I'm guessing they were too

high? Well you remember you and I were trying to guess what they might price it

at right and we do know that they're going to do two versions of the system, and unlike

Microsoft who they did one really affordable or far more affordable version and then they did the flagship

299 49 the original thought was that and it still is the thought that

Sony was gonna do two that were a little more closely related both Both 4K capable, both flagship level.

The only difference was going to be the disc drive.

But that didn't give them as much flexibility

from a price perspective

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