@SoxFan
How can you say a 5gb difference is a slight downgrade? That is almost the whole size of a 360 game.
Well for one I don't think bugs should be included in the opinion of a game because they can be fixed quickly.
The developers may of not know that the problems existed when the game was released. Sometimes you have to look past small things like that and see the game for what it is.
Good Point
I agree too. AW DLC is a smart way of doing it because an added part to the story would make me buy a game new if that was the only way I could get it. However, new weapons and items aren't.
Then if you are going to have DLC at the game's launch then why couldn't the developers make the content a part of the game to begin with? DLC is normally used to add to a game during its lifespan. It keeps you playing the game because something new has been added to it. Paying for the DLC doesn't go against the purpose but having it a the game's release does.
Then why is my TV saying that its at 720? Is the game upscaled to 720 or something??
Tell me about it
I remember back when I use to play Halo 2 and I would hear racial slurs all the time. As a black man I think that is one of the reasons why I stopped playing it after a while. One time this guy was throwing the N word around like he just found out what it meant or something. After the match everyone was trash talking and I quieted everyone down and said to the guy "You like to through the N word around a lot, but just remember your Xbox is black too"
Everyone laugh...
Very Good Idea
Then they shouldn't of bought it. The primary purpose of the PS3 is to play games and movies. Its not our fault that they are using it for something its not intended for.
I'm also getting sick of people saying Sony baited you with the feature when they never advertised it in the first place. I didn't even know the PS3 came with that feature until I looked at the settings when I was changing them. Im sure lots of PS3 owners found out about the feature the same way...
How much did the Other OS feature cost PS3 owners since you believe they need their money back. I know the PS3 cost me $600 when I bought the hardware. I'm not sure how much the Other OS feature takes from that price tag.
When you agree to the ToS that means you agree with their terms BEFORE you go ahead with the service, or owning the product. Why can't people understand this??? If you read the ToS and most of it sounds fishy or just plain wrong then return the thing...
Very nice indeed
Linux is what the pirates were using to hack the PS3. Has nothing to do with what people were using it for. It was obviously a key component that hackers could use to get inside the PS3 because of its infrastructure.
They don't have to offer a choice, because the agreement says they can remove and add features when they want.
Sony has a lot of weapons, and people really don't realize it at all. Just because they are showing some good stuff before E3 doesn't mean they don't have more in store at the conference.
I guess service agreements mean nothing to these guys then. Why don't you read it then understand what you are agreeing too. Sony did nothing illegal here. Just because you don't like a decision made doesn't mean that your supposed rights were violated or a law was broken. This type of ignorance is why credit card companies and the such get away with the crap they pull.
If a service agreement states that they can change and remove features, use logic and tell me ...
Sega will be rolling in the dough if they release Dreamcast games on the PSN. It's ironic that the system which shut down the DC could later sell its games.
Why are people saying that Sony advertised the feature anyway? Please show me a commercial or any other advertisement that does so.
and the fact that the article had to do with the polygon count of the character model's heads is pretty lame to begin with lol