Blu-Ray does not stop piracy. There are dozens of torrents of ripped Blu-Ray movies out there and as hard drives and Blu-Ray burners become cheaper people will learn how to hack it.
Just because it hasn't been done on a massive scale doesn't mean that it isn't possible.
Yay! List Wars! That's actually a really good list.
Sony isn't the government, so they don't have to support your free speech rights. If you want to access their service you have to follow the rules.
Too bad you can only be banned once.
Not according to the press release. It makes no mention of PS3 exclusives.
So the numbers in the press release only add up to 66%. The press release doesn't mention the percentage that want the PSP or 360. So how does the other 34% break down? And according to the press release nobody wants these awesome PS3 exclusives that we hear so much about, considering the most wanted games are either Wii or 360 exclusive or multiplatform titles.
You can see the actual press release at
Isn't it time people quit complaining about this non-issue? I mean, seriously. It isn't that big of a deal. How many games require a disc change during gameplay? And if they do how often does someone really change the disc?
When Microsoft released the Xbox 360 high-capacity discs weren't really a cost-effective option. Heck, when the PS3 released they weren't either. It's pretty easy to look back and say that things should have been done differently, but honestly what good does t...
I'm all for Netflix on my PS3, but that list is just pretty stupid.
Seems to me like there's a whole lot of forgetting going on all-around. There were plenty of people bashing on Netflix and the 360. Lots of crow to be eaten for anyone who "took sides".
The thing about Netflix is that you can have Blu-Ray movies sent to your home, but if you want to watch something now it may be available for streaming. Face it, you don't have every movie there is on Blu-Ray, so this isn't all that bad of an alternative.
Wow, another thread full of stupidity. So I guess all of you who bashed it on the 360 aren't going to come near it on the PS3, right?
Forget the fanboy nonsense. I've just reserved my PS3 Netflix disc.
Why do games need to be "remade" for the new consoles? I'd much prefer the effort be put into new and exciting properties like Uncharted and Mass Effect. Not that I wouldn't maybe mind a good sequel, but I prefer to let the games I played in the past retain their place in my memory.
I'd love a new Jet Set Radio game. I wish Sega would get on the ball with that.
Not all racers play the same way.
I'd really love to see some recent HD video of the game. The stills look great, but people have a right to be skeptical of them. I just wish that everyone was less caught up in visuals and we had some idea of how the game will actually play.
Awkward.
I just stream movies through my laptop and watch them on my TV. I just plug in my laptop to my TV via HDMI and I'm all set. I'd like to try to use my Netflix on my 360, but at this point it isn't worth purchasing the Xbox Live Gold subscription to do it.
That's something that Microsoft should allow without a gold subscription. If they did bring HD streaming to PS3 I would be all over it.
The arcade version was developed to run on PS3 hardware, so the game should have been relatively easy to port over from the arcade to that platform. Can't blame multiplatform on this one, I'm afraid.
Forza is a great game. Just accept it and move on.
You'll be much happier when you just learn to stop worrying and love the bomb.
It's only PS3 fanboys that give a crap about how 360 owners spend their money, anyway. Just because you wouldn't do it doesn't give anyone the right to complain about what others are willing to do. Live and let live.