um, ok.
does it really matter?
just like all drm this will fail, because the numbers of people they drive away will far outweigh the numbers of people that would have abused the system.
is a lack of common sense a prerequisite to manage a software publisher these days?
seems like an arbitrary limit to me.
but then aren't you limited to only like 99 apps on a memory card as well?
if you have a lot of Minis titles that could easily get filled.
so in comparison, 4000 songs is not so bad.
and i could imagine using up that 4000 spaces, i have nearly two thousand music track on my itunes, and then there's the podcasts, i've got something like five thousand of those.
if you're going...
a pc with standardised hardware so developers can hit the hardware directly, not having to go through middleware to support who knows how many hardware configurations.
a slimline os compared with a pc, much less of a drag factor when compared with the likes of windows.
and a somewhat subsidised price, because sony make money from each game they probably won't be selling it for what it would cost to build a similarly specced pc.
that's not to s...
cliffy, FUCK OFF, please. ^_^
better yet, just watch the actual films. ^_^
seriously, in the last one he ripped a guy in half with a minigun, it was frakking awesome. ^_^
yeah, because that's a guarantee of quality. o_O
yeah, it's not the game's fault, it's the people.
everybody else is wrong, and he's right.
hey Cevat, what's the weather like on bizarro world?
and what funded borderlands 2?
this is why i hate the whole download and then install thing the ps3 does, you need twice the space you should, you nedd the space for the download, then you need the space to install the thing.
that's not too bad for a couple of gig game, but for a 40 gig download, it's ridiculous.
that's assuming the download works, which is by no means guaranteed lately.
bloody good job they got rid of that for the ps4.
because, if you're going to fight, clash!
Tomb Raider's the big one for me.
there are also benefits to the preowned market that weren't touched on in the video.
like how, many games are traded in to make new purchases.
and how stores can afford to sell games lower than the rrp because they make money from preowned.
and there's the one person most people forget when they talk about the preowned issue, the original buyer.
because the stores don't make 100% profit on those games, they first have to buy the ga...
it's not the delay that worries me so much, even though it's yet another snub to the biggest market for the playstation.
my worry is what feature they'll remove from eu machines to save money.
they did it with the ps3, making a bullshit excuse about a shortage so they could redesign it without the emotion engine chip.
a year down the line a few months delay will probably be forgotten, but i guarantee it'll be hard to forget if there...
i'd forgotten that part, you might be on to something there.
maybe they'll take a cue from the X-Men and the relevant part of their biology that makes them conduits is dormant until puberty or something, much like the X gene for Marvels mutants.
that could mean a whole generation of young conduits surviving the good ending, because effectively, they weren't actually conduits at that time.
in a comic books universe, anything's possible, even death isn't the end for a popular character.
i don't think they're stupid enough to do this, greedy enough, sure, but not stupid enough.
but in the unlikely event they did, i simply won't buy it.
get one of those, and a model of the gamecube of the same size and stick a sheet of glass across the two and you'll have a cool coffee table.
personally i think the physical shape of the case is minor feature, what the machine can do is the key thing.
nobody wants an ugly machine, sure, but it's what's inside that counts.
except the eu ps3, which was, i beleive, more expensive than anywhere else, late, and without the emotion engine chip.
go figure. o_O
and the ps2 graphics chip was called the graphics synthesiser wasn't it?