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The Phantom

Gabe

@cwgabriel

Friday, October 24 2003 - 8:58 AM

PA reader Glaximus recently had the opportunity to attend a PR presentation for the Phantom console in Florida. He was kind enough to write up his thoughts on the event for us. Here is a little clip from the article:

The Q&A session went on for about half an hour, and the mood of the audience began to dim. One of the last questions asked was rather direct and perhaps aimed a bit low. “So, I have all my consoles at home, and I have a very powerful PC that plays lots of games and can be upgraded simply by installing new hardware myself. Why would I want to buy a Phantom?”

Rob’s answer? “Well then you aren’t really part of the Phantom’s core user base.”

That got some chuckles from the crowd, sure. But it was Rob’s next statement that had the real impact. “See, you people say you have enough consoles, and a powerful PC, but whenever a new console comes out, you people always buy it.”

Pretty interesting stuff. You can read the full article here.

-Gabe out