"Some great games soured by DRM and always-online."
Welcome to next gen gaming. From the sounds of it Sony is saying it's leaving it up to publishers to use the drm features, and dollars to donuts, guess what publishers will decide 10 times out of 10.
"DRM is up to publishers"
The ol' point the finger at someone else blame game.
Ya that happens at my work all the time and the end result is always the same--the little guy gets screwed.
Whats a XBMC do-hicky? Never heard of it before
Next to every fizzy drink machine is the water spout and usually ice tea. Not sure how you miss seeing that. It's really not hard too see if you look.
"And most of them have a good bit of money to burn at that."
Not just the "burning money" portion that is appealing about pc gaming. I also like the steam bargains, mmo's, and being able to customize my pc with neon lights, colors, and upgrade the parts when I'm ready to. Instead of just when console companies give the thumbs up in 7-8 years.
With that said, they all have their pros and cons. I like gaming on all systems, but I alw...
I think people will really be surprised too see sony doing the same exact thing with used game sales.
We'll all know for sure at E3 today. Let's hope not.
"lol this will only work in America. The rest of the world don't really care for Mountain Dew or Doritos."
You say that and yet McDonalds is very popular in China and a lot of other countries, so I cant fully jump on board with junk food being American only.
"If your target audience is kids and teens then Mountain Dew and Doritos makes sense"
Some would say the exact samething about video games in general being for kids. I hear it all the time. Anyways, Im in my late 20's, is it wrong to like mountain dew and chips now all of a sudden?
I like my moga pocket a lot. Im prolly at a slight disadvantage in fps shooters to moga pro users with its better/larger analog sticks. But I prefer the portability of the pocket size.
Good time to skip this cpu until 2nd gen. High end gamers aren't interested in a chip that has a better integrated gpu and is more power efficient.
Similar to why a lot of people aren't interested in windows 8. Those 2 products are focused on the mobile sector.
1st place>4th place. See what I did there? Equally as witty. /s
That's true, but the point of OUYA is some niche group that doesn't have much income or isn't a big spender, so they prolly don't have a smart phone to usb over to the tv.
Plus, as time as shown, people want plug and play for things such as controllers. Idk I wouldn't buy OUYA, but I'm just hypothesizing who their target audience would be.
I wanted a playstation mobile device when I first read about it, but the hardware was a good 1 year behind current gen android phones when it released, so I passed on it. Still would like to see it succeed.
Gunna be more difficult now though because one of the big appeals was the mechanical controls. Now Moga controllers are real popular with phones users looking for that option, so playstation mobile sort of lost that edge now.
And every laptop is spying on you too since that webcam is always on.
Well what did think would happen with the library, they would stop making any games for it? Lol of course its gunna grow.
Ms and sony has not officially announced drm or used games policies. So before you cry wolf, the sky is falling, or w/e panic button, just wait for official confirmation before fear mongering.
BTW that applies to irl as well.
my intel i7 is 22nm, so whats your point?
@jc48573
In response to everything getting smaller and more efficient, just come look at my lastest gigantic water cooled desktop pc for evidence to the contrary. The more you push the bounds of the lastest and fastest tech, the hotter it will run.
X1 and Ps4 may end having bigger cases for this very reason. They need that extra cooling.
Because they make the best sports games?
U do realize beta max was superior to VCR in every way right? Better picture, smaller form factor, etc. Unfortunately (and a big ol' sad face) that it didn't become the format of choice.