mysteriousmage09
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Btw "leaving it up to the publishers", isn't that their policy right now on the PS3?
yes.
Btw "leaving it up to the publishers", isn't that their policy right now on the PS3?
very disappointing, if true.
also very cheap of sony, because the last months when we had the microsoft rumors, we had sony announcements like this one:
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...gamer-playstation-4-will-not-block-used-games
So if someone buys a PlayStation 4 game, I asked, you're not going to stop them reselling it?
"Aaaah," was Yoshida's initial answer, but seemingly only because he'd forgotten his line. "So what was our official answer to our internal question?" he asked his Japanese PR advisor. The advisor stepped in but didn't seem to answer clearly, at least to my ears. Yoshida then took control again firmly:
"So, used games can play on PS4. How is that?"
So, used games can play on Xbox One. How is that?
It's the first bad move from Sony if true, looks like PC is the way to go this gen.
Geoff Keighley: Sources Say Sony Will Include PS4 Used Game DRM
Because this thread is smiles and sunshine? What are you talking about.I'm not so sure; I thought Geoff was very vague on this and it seem to be more that they were now expecting it based on MS's reveal. However, I wonder if the gaming press has been in contact with Sony for a clarification since the MS reveal.
P.S. I'm also a bit surprised (or maybe not) by the response in this thread. Seems a lot less negative or angry than what I've seen with Xbox One.
No. Sony did develop a tech. It's just not looking like they are gong to use it.
I'm going to cut and paste something I wrote in the original post this quote came from because it got buried and it isn't me talking out of my ass, it's me talking about things I've heard from the same people that told me (which i then posted here) the entire ps4 reveal first party line up.
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I think people are overblowing that this is pressure from outside publishers. Im sure they want it... but the reason these things were ever investigated in the first place was because it would make Sony and MS more money. Not because they wanted to please their partners. That's just a nice bit of gravy on top.
Honestly though, I don't think either are going to happen. Im fairly certain that Sony has dropped their plans based on a few folks I've talked to. And even though I don't really like microsoft... they aren't stupid... they have plenty of time to roll this back. They already have been if you compare how restrictive the policy sounded on day one and what it sounds like now (with the inclusion of "we will have more to say later"). Basically the outrage is making everyone take another look at these things and see if its worthwhile. And I know a lot of people around here think that publishers are strong arming them into this... but as I explained above, they aren't, these are initiatives by sony and MS to make money for Sony and MS. If they feel like the consumer outrage will cut into their profits more than used games will... used games will be just like they were last gen. And that's what I expect to ultimately happen.
And this flies in the face all of the people saying "CALM DOWN, WAIT FOR E3!!!" The lesson here is not to calm down, it's too tell these companies you don't like what they are doing. Which means take off your fanboy hat for a second and join in letting whatever company you have a preference for know you aren't happy. If everyone was quiet after the MS reveal I can guarantee that both companies would be full steam ahead with restrictive policies. Hell, they would possibly be making them more restrictive.
So if I buy a Wii U, a 3DS and build a gaming PC what will I miss?
So if I buy a Wii U, a 3DS and build a gaming PC what will I miss?
So if I buy a Wii U, a 3DS and build a gaming PC what will I miss?
So if I buy a Wii U, a 3DS and build a gaming PC what will I miss?
No, but they won't use it? Although those sources said they will use it?
I know that Sony has this RFID patent. But they also got lots of other patents. And in case they use it, it would somewhat be really problematic in case the console is not connected and breaks down. How is the RFID chip supposed to know that it may be used again? It couldn't.
P.S. I'm also a bit surprised (or maybe not) by the response in this thread. Seems a lot less negative or angry than what I've seen with Xbox One.
It's your denial. Geoff Keighley probably knows about games you won't hear mention of for a year of more.
You don't have to respect him or think he's got integrity, but he's certainly in a position to know/hear certain things.
Wasn't there something said about someone remotely taking over your game if you needed help?
Or am I remembering wrong?
So if I buy a Wii U, a 3DS and build a gaming PC what will I miss?
The 360 mini is suppose to allow BC. Like a 360 disc drive for use of the console tech.I agree, the lack of BC on either console means I have no allegiance to any of the two and would quite happily jump over to PC.
Well, if this ends up being just "we're leaving it up to publishers but won't mandate it" then, hopefully, we can at least make a point to avoid problem publishers and possibly send the message it's not crap we will deal with, not on consoles at any rate.
yes.
Halo 6.So if I buy a Wii U, a 3DS and build a gaming PC what will I miss?
"based on some of the things i'm hearing i dont think thats entirely true"
has spawned a
Geoff Keighley: Sources Say Sony Will Include PS4 Used Game DRM
Sad if true, pretty sure this is a thing some publishers (EA, Acti) asked for as a option to use on their games and Sony couldn't deny them doing that if they wanted to have their games on the system :/
Anyway, this could just be a ruse but I wouldn't be surprised if it's true.
LOL at how many replies taking this as fact. No leaks from devs or insiders like MS had for a long time on this issue suggest it's bullshit. People are clinging to it seemingly in the hopes that Sony will do it so that MS is vindicated?
They will not do it, if they do it's the end of their company.
It's up in the air for both of them. It's software DRM, they can change it the day before it comes out if they want to.famousmortimer has been completely spot on about a lot of things. I am certain that Sony has looked into used game DRM. They probably have policies in place and they've likely openly discussed it. That does not mean, however, that they'll follow through with it. Not even in the least. Right now I think it's an issue that is truly up in the air for them.
So if I buy a Wii U, a 3DS and build a gaming PC what will I miss?
Hey man, when the pope speaks, you listen up.Geoff: "based on some of the things i'm hearing i dont think thats entirely true"
/GAF goes mad
Sony will probably leave this up to the publisher.
Not Sony, third parties.
No blame on Sony, blame publishers.
MS had Phill Harisson directly spewing "hard data" to the journalist. Sony has:
Geoff: "based on some of the things i'm hearing i dont think thats entirely true"
/GAF goes mad
Fuck. But I don't want used game DRM just tell me he is wrongIt's your denial. Geoff Keighley probably knows about games you won't hear mention of for a year of more.
You don't have to respect him or think he's got integrity, but he's certainly in a position to know/hear certain things.
if true, let's see how nice GAF will be to Sony