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London (England) - The president of Sony Computer Entertainment Kaz Hirai says that the company has "only really begun to scratch the surface" when it comes to the PS3, and is confident that it will overtake the Wii and Xbox 360 in sales.
Hirai made the comments in an interview with BBC during a Playstation event in England. "We've only really begun to scratch the surface with PlayStation 3, but I am confident that given the long life-cycle we have planned for the machine, we are going to have a very good install base," he said in the interview. More of the interview is available at BBC's website.
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