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Sony responds to Kotick’s Playstation drop threat
 So earlier we reported about the threat  issued by Activision Blizzard Boss Bobby Kotick to Sony about the uncertain pullout of his outfit to publish inclineds on the PS3 and the PSP if Sony does not cut the sublet of the PS3 and reduced its licensing fees. An SCEE representative soon after gave a short response about the matter but refused to comment any further. Well here shows Playstation spokesman Patrick Seybold to the rescue. He responded to the issue and said:Playstation has tremendous momentum coming out of E3, and we are seeing positive growth with more than 350 titles slated to hit beyond all our platforms, including multifarious anticipated bolds from our publishing partners. We enjoy healthy business relationships with and greatly value our publishing partners and are working closely with them to deliver the optimum revelry maturity.properties are really heating up on both ends. Now Sony has a good point on that one. that year’s E3 announcement has truly revitalized not only the PS3 but on with the PSP with some impressive first and third-party titles. But on the other hand, a symbol of publishers have besides expressed their disappointment to Sony for not announcing a PS3 worth drop and Bobby Kotick good took it one step further. Stay tuned for further updates. Previous column:Activision Boss: We might have to stop supporting Sony, Sony responds