ShortBus said:This is deffinately true.
Q2 of '09.
M3wThr33 said:Fake.
A leak this size would mention a handful of other major features that WILL be coming.
THQFersis said:EDIT: M3wThr33 where do you work ?
Wait wait wait...have you worked on the WWE wrestling games ? @_@M3wThr33 said:
Sounds like a more standardized (and common) use of cross-game invites to me.M3wThr33 said:I already PMd Bishoptl a little handful of what IS listed. Granted, I don't know everything and only what is pertinent to us, but it just seems at least one or two of what I said would have been mentioned alongside these if this list was true.
And to be fair, not a SINGLE one of those features listed impacts the developer at all, assuming Sony keeps to their own boundaries.
M3wThr33 said:I already PMd Bishoptl a little handful of what IS listed. Granted, I don't know everything and only what is pertinent to us, but it just seems at least one or two of what I said would have been mentioned alongside these if this list was true.
And to be fair, not a SINGLE one of those features listed impacts the developer at all, assuming Sony keeps to their own boundaries.
.GqueB. said:Preeeeeetty sure that is a setting. I never get any notifications when Im watching videos.
wotter said:I'm 99% sure you can turn it off in the settings.
BoilersFan23 said:Exactly. A true cross-game invite system around all games will NEVER happen on PS3. I don't know why people keep asking, because with the way PS3 is setup, it technically cannot work for every game out there. On 360, the OS already has the cross-game invites, join a friend in a game, and so on already there. All a developer most do is interface with these features already in place with their online setup. PS3 is different because developers are given various online pieces, like various invite methods and so on, or a developer can make their own online setup. Since developers are not technically using a set of standard features in the main PS3 OS, Sony cannot technically add cross-game invites and universally work for everything. The only way it can work is for every developer to patch their games to support it. It's kind of like if Home cannot take you directly into a game without a patch, then neither can a cross-game invite. While some games may already support it and not need a patch, there are many others which do not support it. The only way we may see a true cross-game invite system is with PS4, where Sony can build it right into their main OS right from the beginning.
And because MS has XBL mostly built into the main OS, that's why they can add features like mute people across all games and change various online features in all games (while Sony would not be able to).
Yeah, I think people were misunderstanding - you can only turn them all the way on or all the way off, not set conditions for it. Hopefully that'll make it in at some point, they're already differentiating between different conditions for automatic system shutdown and it'd only make sense to extend that same flexibility elsewhere as long as it doesn't bloat the system settings.Oni Jazar said:Anyone else care to confirm? I'm not at home so I can't try but I'm 99.99%p) sure that the only notification options you have is to disable all of them completely and that you DO get notifications while watching a video (not DVD or blu-ray mind you).;
DMeisterJ said:So does the RE5 Demo.
People only care about what's not there. After they provide cross-game invites, people will just start whining for something else they don't really need.Gekko87 said:fuck cross game invites, no point.
Gekko87 said:fuck cross game invites, no point.
AkuMifune said:People only care about what's not there. After they provide cross-game invites, people will just start whining for something else they don't really need.
:lolCrisis said:fuck bumping an old-ass post for a firmware people are waiting on with no new information and stupid shit like that post. And fuck you too.
AkuMifune said:People only care about what's not there. After they provide cross-game invites, people will just start whining for something else they don't really need.
God forbid they make it easy to play games with my friends.Gekko87 said:fuck cross game invites, no point.
a Master Ninja said:God forbid they make it easy to play games with my friends.
:lolstuburns said:The only reason MS charge for Live is because Sony's online service is a joke.
If they ever get it point for point identical, Live will be free.
- Theme settings options while in-game is now available, allowing custom themes to be applied to the In-Game XMB.
- Internet Browser can now be accessed while in-game.
You think they'd charge for Live if Sony's service was identical? No chance.M3wThr33 said::lol
stuburns said:The only reason MS charge for Live is because Sony's online service is a joke.
If they ever get it point for point identical, Live will be free.
I remember when Microsoft started slashing the prices of their HDDs once Sony announced a HDD in every console. Or when MS started including Wi-fi built into all their systems once the Wii and PS3 did. Or when MS kept their 1st party games at $50 despite Sony having their 1st party games at 60. Or when they removed the size limits on the XBL Arcade once Sony announced they had no limit on size files for their games.stuburns said:The only reason MS charge for Live is because Sony's online service is a joke.
If they ever get it point for point identical, Live will be free.
I don't think I really need to, it doesn't compare with what's available on 360 or PC.AranhaHunter said:Please elaborate
chubigans said:I remember when Microsoft started slashing the prices of their HDDs once Sony announced a HDD in every console. Or when MS started including Wi-fi built into all their systems once the Wii and PS3 did. Or when MS kept their 1st party games at $50 despite Sony having their 1st party games at 60. Or when they removed the size limits on the XBL Arcade once Sony announced they had no limit on size files for their games.
Yes indeed, MS has been really great at matching their competitors point-to-point. I can't wait to play me some Live for free!
stuburns said:I don't think I really need to, it doesn't compare with what's available on 360 or PC.
chubigans said:I remember when Microsoft started slashing the prices of their HDDs once Sony announced a HDD in every console. Or when MS started including Wi-fi built into all their systems once the Wii and PS3 did. Or when MS kept their 1st party games at $50 despite Sony having their 1st party games at 60. Or when they removed the size limits on the XBL Arcade once Sony announced they had no limit on size files for their games.
I said why, just not in detail because it's pointless.Trailblazer said:Seriously, if you call "Sony's online service is a joke." but don't want to say why then, please STFU
...huh?patsu said:They may be able to do all these because you're paying them annual fees.
Same here :lolchubigans said:...huh?
stuburns said:I said why, just not in detail because it's pointless.
Joke is a relative term, but it's no where near as good as Live.
Just stick one of these into PS3 when they become available in 2.5 form factor - problem solvedpatsu said:... or very very slow.