Talk about "lost in translation" and immaturity.
Oh well, life goes on.
It does sound like a "Cell+RSX clone", but I wouldn't call it a "Cell+RSX killer" since they're not competing and we won't see AMD fusion for another 2-4+ years.
It would be a failure if it didn't beat current technology in terms of power by then.
Everything's more expensive in Europe...
Sounds like a fun concept.
I pray it'll be as fun as it sounds and not just another mmo.
Another victim to 3D hype...
The acronym has to be changed, though, it's already taken in the gaming world.
But it's nice that Europe becomes a bit hotter with another spotlight.
There's a minimum of 4-years per console iteration rule.
It's rated M for Mature(17+).
So I guess the kids in this case are 17-year-olds.
After all, it's not rated Adults Only(18+).
If clerks sell them to minors it's not the creator's fault.
Actually, San Andreas was rerated to Adults Only and San Andreas was patched on the PC-version.
The big question is; will you be able to choose language and subtitles?
It's not that their developers don't like to work, EA push their teams to finish their products as fast as possible.
It has sold better than x360 did in Japan -and- North America its first 4 months with no NextGen competition.
Couldn't have said better myself :)
This was a given.
And the old PS3s will probably have dead weight inside of them when the firmware gets advanced enough.
Someone didn't play Ocarina of Time.
Sheik ring a bell?
Hope they make Final Fantasy Tactics Shshi Sensou for PS2 then :)
Hope they make it possible to play PSP-games on TV through the PS3.
Some of the games mentioned are not exclusives...
Actually, it does.
Here's a quote concerning 32-bit compared to 64-bit:
"To understand why all this matters, you first need to understand that the phrase “32 bits” is a kind of shorthand that computer designers use. This number refers to two things inside the computer’s architecture. First, it signifies how many bits these computers use when they specify the location in memory where a piece of information is stored. Second, it indicates the size of the registers inside the ...
1-bit = 2
2-bit = 4
4-bit = 16
8-bit = 256
12-bit = 4096
16-bit = 65,536
32-bit = 4,294,967,296
64-bit = 18,446,744,073,729,551,616
128-bit = 340,282,366,920,938,463,463,37 4,607,431,768,211,456
Anyone else having trouble with 64-bit + 64-bit = 128-bit?
I do.
Thank god.