Although the games industry is pretty happy with Sony dropping the price of the PS3, investors and shareholders seem less positive.

How do we know? Well, Sony's stock is falling.
Normally a price cut would mean bigger sales and in the end more profit for a company, but with the current economical climate it's unsure whether Sony will be able to sell enough additional consoles to make up for the drop in price. Hence, investors seem to think that in the short run Sony will be making less profit.

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