Yeah, that "group" of people must be quite large, considering their games were among the most critically acclaimed of the generation.
Microsoft wasn't trying to "innovate" shit. Their system supported digital distribution much the same way the previous generation consoles already do. You can take it online, buy games online, and if you choose you can let one of your friends at a time (out of a waiting list of 10 friends) play your downloaded game collection. PSN already does this mostly, save for the 10 friend waiting list. In fact, when PS3 launched it was up to 5 friends at a time that could play your games ...
A little late to the party...
It not only looks like her, they even used an altered version of her name. They likely wanted her to be involved but Quantic Dream's role probably interested her more. Just speculation.
Europe is a trickier market to roll a service like this in, mainly because instead of dealing with one country you are dealing with many. Bandwidth caps are also more common in Europe than here in the USA.
It isn't that they're trying to "leave europe out". It's just that Europe is a more complex beast to tackle.
Got em' by the strings.
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indy, give it up. It says "offline game" because PS+ is required to play a game online, so they can't say you can play an online game with no restrictions considering that requirement. If they did just say "game" instead of "offline game", it would be false advertisement. Your argument is dead. Go find a new one.
We're playing games due to Japanese gaming... They revived a dead market. It may not be what it once was, but they still put out some classics.
I've been using the full game trials on PS+... never really cared for it though. Why spend hours downloading something you can only play for one hour? That hour goes quick, especially when you're having fun.
Japanese Gamer: "What is Xbox?"
I can hear the bills being stuffed into Kotick's wallet.
PSN already allows PS3 and Vita users to share their download list by letting a friend log into their PSN account. That friend can download almost every game and install it to their system, but they must deactivate their copy before another friend can download and install from your download list.
Sony allowed this without any bullshit DRM, they just did it. MS punishes their fans for making them drop DRM by removing an enhanced version of that exact same feature, and MS fans...
Sony already does it with PS3. PSN lets you share your entire download list with anyone you let sign in using your account. The only difference is, you must deactivate that one friend's copy before you can lend it to another. There isn't a waiting list of 9 other friends who can access that game. However, both you and the friend can play your copy at the same time, from your own PSN accounts in most cases.
There are ways to do it.
Those "innovative" features are already on PS3. Xbox One was going to let you have a list of 10 family members who you could share games with, but only one of them at a time can actually be playing one of your games. PSN already allows you to share your entire download list with any one of your friends. The only difference is that there isn't a waiting list of 9 other people, you have to deactivate the one friend's game before you can lend to another.
This ...
Congrats MS, after a nice price cut I may consider buying your box now.
PS4 will be Ps2x2. History will repeat.
Death, you're full of shit.
Devkits are always based on similar hardware. An AMD GPU/CPU running on windows 8 is nothing similar to an Nvidia GPU running on windows 7. It makes no sense whatsoever to create your game on a much more powerful architecture from a PC GPU manufacturer, then port to an AMD chip that is less powerful. If anything that would hold back game development, as it wouldn't give the developers a realistic picture as to what they can expect from fi...
Gamestop has been actively pushing against selling Xbox One, even handing out guides in their stores that detail the Xbone's DRM restrictions and telling their customers to get a PS4 instead. I think this has more to do with Gamestop giving MS the finger than it has to do with supply/demand.
Refer to deebo's comment above, it backs up my observation.
Calling someone a retard and misspelling "you're" in the same sentence. Classic. Thanks for the laugh.
That's a bit inaccurate. They have 30 exclusives in development right now, with 20 of them due to launch within the next year. I seriously doubt all 30 are in enough of a completed state to be revealed. There's a good chance we'll at least hear about some of those 20 that are due within the year, however.
When you're in this business, even if you have 30 games being developed, and even if they're all ready to show, you never want to blow your entire load ...