Yesterday, analyst Jesse Divnich prophesied some doom and gloom for the PlayStation 3 if Sony won't introduce a price cut. And Sony listened. And then ignored him. Sony's sticking to their guns, saying that there still won't be any price cut for the holidays.

Analyst Jesse Divnich gives another two cents to the holiday predictions pile. Like last time, he predicts doom and gloom for the PlayStation 3 this Christmas season, saying that as great as Resistance 2 and LittleBigPlanet are, they just can't beat the appeal of a cheap Xbox 360. More details in the full article.

Ahead of the NPD data once again is everyone's favorite video game analyst, Michael Pachter. As usual, Pachter pegs the Wii to be the clear winner for last month, selling twice as much as the PlayStation 3. For now, he also predicts that the PS3 will sell more than the Xbox 360, though he may change his tune next month when the 360's price cut will start to show in sales.

Sony's pretty confident that they don't need a price cut at all, even though Microsoft slashed down the Xbox 360's Arcade model below even the Wii's pricetag. Analyst Jesse Divnich (once again) warns that Sony should reconsider its stance, or it will land on last place again this holiday season - and even the Wii may have cause to worry as well. Only a little bit though. More in the full article.

Jesse Divnich is forecasting that for this year's holiday season, the PS3 might be bowing down to the Xbox 360, while the NIntendo Wii need not be worried of anything at all. His forescasts seem to hinge on the fact that the Xbox 360 is getting a price cut - which, by the way, he previously predicted and proved to be right on the money. Maybe this time around, his predictions might hold water as well? Read more of his insights in the full article.

Aside from us, it appears that a couple of other known game industry analysts have gotten a whiff of NPD's sales report for last month. Jesse Divnich has recently stated his own opinions, which delves into how Metal Gear Solid 4 may give the PS3 its big break, and a possible price cut from Microsoft's camp. Further details are available in the full article.

Over at the other side of the Atlantic, some game industry observers have expressed concern that the launch of Nintendo's Wii Fit may offset the sales of Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto IV (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3). Analyst Jesse Divnich begs to differ, though. He says there may be a bit of a hit early, but things shouldn't be as rough as some may think. Details in the full article.

While, somebody, somewhere, has to ask all the tough questions, somebody else has to answer them. In this case, it's video game industry analysts Nick Williams, Jesse Divnich and Ed Barton. What were they asked and how did they respond? Find out in the full article, right after the jump.

The party's just getting started this year between Sony's PlayStation 3 and Microsoft's Xbox 360. The PS3 may have barely made it in the February NPD charts, but Jesse Divnich of simExchange predicts that in these coming months, both consoles have equal chances of edging out the other in the U.S. Check out the chart and additional info in the full version!

The country may be experiencing some economical doldrums, but the gaming industry shows promise that not only will it keep rolling, it will even roll better and rake cash in the process. Several analysts even admit that they have greatly underestimated the industry's performance for this month. Read more in the full article!