SCE CEO Jack Tretton Doesn't Own A PS4

[HardOCP News]

During the PlayStation Blogcast 101, Sony Computer Entertainment America President and CEO Jack Tretton admitted that he doesn't even own a PS4.

"It breaks my heart if somebody's got $400 in hand and they want a PS4 but we can't sell them one. Yeah, well, to that point, I don't have one yet because I'm like 'No, sell it.'"

 

[The Gonz]

Clever answer.

I'd be more surprised to hear any super wealthy person owns a game console.

You don't become super wealthy by wasting time.


* I don't consider playing a console a waste of time but if you're looking to amass great wealth then playing video games only deters you from that goal.

 

[XamediX]

Clever answer. *snip* You don't become super wealthy by wasting time.

Basically. I thought the same thing. The most successful crack dealers never touch that crap themselves.

 

[Twisted Kidney]

His job is to make money, not games. It doesn't matter what the product is, it's the CEO to run the business by applying strategies. He's not testing product.

 

[TheBuzzer]

would be funny if he doesnt have a ps4 however he owns a xbox one

 

[amdgamer]

would be funny if he doesnt have a ps4 however he owns a xbox one

To be honest, that would be no more surprising than if a bunch of Microsoft execs owned PS4's. It would be a likely situation.

 

[serpretetsky]

"It breaks my heart if somebody's got $400 in hand and they want a PS4 but we can't sell them one. '" .

lol. sounds like mr krabs.

translation: it breaks my heart if somebody's got $400 in hand, and they aren't handing it over to me.

 

[Youn]

it would be a good idea to own a competitors product and use it like a normal consumer

 

[John1701]

Basically. I thought the same thing. The most successful crack dealers never touch that crap themselves.

"Don't get high on your own supply."

 

[XamediX]

"Don't get high on your own supply."

Haha yup! RULE #2

 

[bcrisp82]

his kids want an xbox one

 

[CreepyUncleGoogle]

Because it's really important to keep track of what other people purchase.