“That's Sony's issue, not my problem.”

— Reggie Fils-Aimé

In reference to PSP not having launched in Europe
On Nintendo's competitors
Source: E3 2005 Press Conference

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American businessman 1961

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“That's Sony's issue, not my problem.”

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