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Comments on news posted 2007-03-02 13:51:11: Yesterday afternoon, gaming blog Kotaku published a rumor that Sony would be unveiling "Playstation Home" at the Game Developer's Conference next week. ..

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mesmerMAN

join:2006-01-18
Miami, FL
Sony has the ability to bypass freedom of speech

1st amendment? WHO CARES!

either post the stuff we want, or you get no cookies from us!


inteller
Sociopaths always win.

join:2003-12-08
Tulsa, OK

1st amendment only protects gov free speech

The 1st amendment only protects the government from infringing on your free speech. anyone else can do what they want.

I see Sony twisting in the wind here because the PS3 is bombing. The "best of the Xbox 360"? I thought they said they were better than the 360?

Expect this thing to come out with a lower price tag than the PS3....sans a Blue-Ray drive.

jazzmess

join:2007-03-02
Irving, TX

 Sony, don't you love yourself anymore?

I think perhaps the best comment in response to the story came from Penny Arcade:

...it offers a glimpse of just how difficult it is to track this company's strange trajectory. Like some idiot alchemist they are able to transform good news into bad news, or turn gleaming triumph into wretched defeat.


ninjatutle
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join:2006-01-02
San Ramon, CA
·Sprint Mobile Broa..

reply to inteller
Re: 1st amendment only protects gov free speech

said by inteller See Profile :

Expect this thing to come out with a lower price tag than the PS3....sans a Blue-Ray drive.
Isnt this thing just an app and not hardware?


cableties
Premium
join:2005-01-27
·Verizon FIOS

I visit kotaku

often and like the info and humor of it. Most is for ___fanboys. But I doubt it should be considered "journalism". It's content borders on rehashed blog info, PR, and some original off-shore digging (Japan Akihabara...).

But once again, we get someone who is being punished and spins it like they are victim.

How much money does Kotaku make?
What are the visiting stats?
Why should we care?
Since a site like this generates revenue based on traffic and speculation (and amazing how gizmodo has similar, if not redundant posts), do the posters and readers get rewarded?

Sony has better things screwups to do without the help of some, "Hey, I got that info to the fanboys first!!Whambulane!!" website.

Yeah, leech off the host then cry when it picks you off.


vpoko
Premium
join:2003-07-03
Jamaica Plain, MA


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reply to mesmerMAN
Re: Sony has the ability to bypass freedom of speech

said by mesmerMAN See Profile :

1st amendment? WHO CARES!

either post the stuff we want, or you get no cookies from us!
Freedom of speech doesn't mean they have to continue giving him material.

Actually, freedom of speech doesn't mean anything here. The constitution restricts what the government can do, not what Sony or any other private company can do.

MrCorleone

join:2007-03-02
UK

 reply to mesmerMAN
is there ever gonna be games were no matter what console you are on you can play as long as you playing same game. and btw resistance fall of man is coming to the 360. basterds i will be on ps3 online on march 23rd add me: tonza_16_2006@hotmail.co.uk

bogey780

join:2004-03-19
Here
'and btw resistance fall of man is coming to the 360.'

No it's not.

MrCorleone

join:2007-03-02
UK
  yes it is i dont want it on 360 its meant to be a exclusive ps3 game but i went into game today and the manager said tht it will be coming to the 360 before this year ends. tonza_16_2006@hotmail.co.uk

bogey780

join:2004-03-19
Here
reply to ninjatutle
Re: 1st amendment only protects gov free speech

It's an extension of the existing PS3s ability.

bogey780

join:2004-03-19
Here
reply to MrCorleone
Re: Sony has the ability to bypass freedom of speech

The manager is wrong.

Store manager's get 90% of their info from the same place non-managers do- the internet.

MrCorleone

join:2007-03-02
UK
add me on msn tonza_16_2006@hotmail.co.uk p.s r u gettin ps3?

Cod

join:2000-07-05
Greensboro, NC

reply to inteller
Re: 1st amendment only protects gov free speech

said by inteller See Profile :

I see Sony twisting in the wind here because the PS3 is bombing.
How can it be bombing when it sold more units than Microsoft in January? I am no fanboy of any 3 consoles, but saying the PS3 is bombing is ridiculous.


Farley3
Holyshnikes

join:2002-01-23
Croswell, MI


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Any press is good

Sony should be happy that the PS3 is getting any press, I went to target last week and they had the PS3's stacked up on top of each other to support their carboard Wii Display..
lol
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The exsistance of Flame throws says that at sometime, somewhere, someone said, ya know.. i really want to light that guy over there on fire but i just cant reach that far...

bogey780

join:2004-03-19
Here
reply to MrCorleone
Re: Sony has the ability to bypass freedom of speech

Got one.


brooklynman4

join:2004-09-07
Brooklyn, NY
reply to Farley3
Re: Any press is good

If u cant beat them join them.

Cheddah

join:2001-12-31
San Rafael, CA

reply to Cod
Re: 1st amendment only protects gov free speech

Actually, Sony sold fewer consoles than Microsoft in January:

A Credit Suisse analyst has Nintendo’s Wii leading January console sales with 436,000 units, according to a report from Bloomberg news. The report cites January NPD data, and has the Xbox 360 selling 294,000 units with the Playstation 3 trailing with 244,000 consoles sold. Above 200,000 units for January is a decent showing, but it will be hard for Sony to spin its numbers in the face of increasing availability on store shelves. Nintendo, of course, will be happy with their January sales; every indication into the third week of February has the Wii still facing shortages on shelves, so one might expect this trend to continue. While many had dismissed the Wii’s new control scheme as a fad, the console’s continuing popularity gets harder and harder to deny as the months continue.

»www.playfeed.com/playfeed/articl···2202230/


SRFireside

join:2001-01-19
Houston, TX

reply to inteller
said by inteller See Profile :

I see Sony twisting in the wind here because the PS3 is bombing.
Last sales figures I saw had the PS3 at about 230,000 units sold in January and the Xbox 360 at 290,000 units sold. Yeah the 360 is selling more, but a difference of 60k units when over 1/4 million are sold in a single month is nowhere near bombing.

said by inteller See Profile :

The "best of the Xbox 360"? I thought they said they were better than the 360?
The best of the online services. It's pretty evident the PS3's online community features are lacking. This month's firmware upgrade is supposed to level that playing field.

said by inteller See Profile :

Expect this thing to come out with a lower price tag than the PS3....sans a Blue-Ray drive.
I can guarantee you that you will never see a Playstation 3 without blu-ray. The games are written on blu-ray. Sony is depending on the adoption of blu-ray. Sure the system will have a lower price tag, but it would be because they are planning on taking out the Emotion Engine and rely on software upscaling for playing PS2 games (which should also help increase the video definition too) and lower component costs.


odreian615

join:2006-01-18
Chicago, IL
Sony is just so arrogant

The only company hurting Sonys PS3 sales is Sony itself
they have the most powerful game system
they sold over 100m units of their last gen PS2
Cheap blu-ray player
WTF you have all this and you cant out sell the Wii


fcisler
Premium
join:2004-06-14
Riverhead, NY

PS3 Potential

I'm USUALLY not the first in line to buy ANYTHING "rev0". I'll wait for the other suckers people to buy them first....figure out the bugs....sort them out....you know...all the good stuff.

The PS3, though, i bought. It's potential is there....it's just very limited now. I have linux installed, and (after 8 hours) VLC. I don't need to drag my laptop over to the TV when i want to watch a XViD movie.

Conversely, when i want to watch a MPEG - PS3 natively will support it.

Also...i have my choice of browsers. When the woman wants to browse the 'net, she can use PS3. She can use the remote or the keyboard/mouse. When i want to actually do some work, i can load up linux on it, load up rdesktop, and work on my desktop PC in the bedroom.

For me....it was the difference between spending $700 on a PC, or on PS3. I chose PS3. I have enough PC's, and it's just so damn cool.

The price is a bit expensive....but for $700 you're also getting a blu-ray player, full game console, DVD player, and a computer.

Sony wants to add an improvement? Great! I'm not complaining. I'm also not holding my breath.

Sony REALLY needs to work on other issues first:
-SUCKY selection of demos/downloads. I have a PS3 - not a PSP. I also paid ALOT of money for it. I could care less about downloading anything for the PSP on it. There's at least 20 games i can download/buy for the PSP. How about a DECENT one (grip shift sucks, btw) i can BUY online? I don't care if it's 12GB.
-Their downloads are TERRIBLY slow. I mean really....i have 30mb down, and can easily sustain a 1MB/s transfer (at LEAST) on my PC while PS3 hums along, slow as ever.
-BACKGROUND DOWNLOADING! If you gonna have a crappy pipe to serve me the content, at least let me forget it's doing it. Nope.
-Video Player. Plays MPEG. Does NOT know what to do with any other file type (besides MP3 and a couple others). It will let me download them to a SD/MMC/CF card, but then it's useless to me.
-Going back to the first - other countries have good games. I can buy tekken 5 if i'm in japan or asia...why not here?
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