AmericanNinja
Banned
didn't see a thread posted about this lock if old.
liveblogs:
http://www.gamespot.com/news/6202853.html
http://www.engadget.com/2009/01/08/live-from-howard-stringers-ces-keynote/
http://ps3.ign.com/articles/942/942778p1.html
Game talk is over now it looks like so to recap:
Little Big Planet has sold 1.3 million units worldwide.
Some 300,000 levels have been created, with a total playing time of two years.
An update is coming to Life With PlayStation this spring.
$1 million of goods sold via Home, which now has EA as a partner.
PlayStation Home has been downloaded by 3.4 million people.
New EA HOME space to be revealed later.
17 million PSN accounts.
2.1 million added last month.
MTV is now partnering to put its video content on PSN.
The PSP and PS3 installed base is 61.3 million.
SCEA is now shifting its way it thinks about its hardware design to better serve customers.
Latest Update
taken from the gamespot feed)
10:16 PST He equates 3D to the introduction of color and sound in film in terms of importance.
10:16 PST Dreamworks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg comes out to tout 3D.
10:15 PST No word on whether the game will be in 3D when it comes out.
10:15 PST Stringer then shows a still from Gran Turismo 5 rendered in 3D. "You've never seen the game like that," he says.
10:13 PST Everyone dons the 3D glasses and watches the short, which puts the characters of Cars in a Tokyo Drift-like street race.
10:12 PST Wrapping up, Stringer introduces a 3D digital short by Pixar.
10:11 PST Sony is working on a sugar-based battery and phones made out of 10 percent plastic.
10:10 PST As the crowd thins out, Stringer talks Sony's eco strategy.
10:09 PST Stringer produces a Reggie Bar candy bar, and bids Jackson farewell.
10:07 PST Now the pair discuss stats and how to fool pitchers.
10:06 PST Then he says he's excited about the new technology room at Yankee Stadium 2.0.
10:05 PST He brings ex-Yankee Reggie Jackson on stage to talk about the new stadium. Instead, he waxes poetic about the old Yankee stadium.
10:04 PST Dr. Oz exits, and Stringer gets up on stage to talk about Sony's partnership with the Yankees on Yankee Stadium.
10:00 PST Dr. Oz explains how evolution designed people to put on weight, not lose it.
9:59 PST He measures Stringer's waist, which is 39 inches--meaning he should be 6' 6".
9:58 PST Health tip: Your waist line should be half your height.
9:57 PST To show the problem of obesity, he shows Michelangelo's famed sculpture David rocking a massive beer guy.
9:56 PST No wait, just "Dr. Oz"--and the doctor is in, apparently since he just walked on stage.
9:56 PST It's titled "Ask Dr. Oz."
9:56 PST A new show starring Oprah's Dr. Oz will premiere in syndication in the fall, focused on keeping viewers healthy.
9:55 PST Stringer retakes the stage to talk about...health care.
9:55 PST That's it for Hirai, who walks off to much applause.
9:54 PST SCEA is now shifting its way it thinks about its hardware design to better serve customers.
9:53 PST EA is crafting a new space for Home which will be revealed later.
9:53 PST $1 million of goods sold via Home, which now has EA as a partner.
9:52 PST Hirai pivots the agenda to PlayStation Home, which has been downloaded by 3.4 million people.
9:52 PST An update is coming to Life With PlayStation this spring.
9:52 PST Now for a quick demo of Life With PlayStation, the virtual globe/news and weather service which lets you zoom in on a city and find out what's happening in said city. Hirai checks the headlines in Munich, Germany, to prove it.
9:50 PST MTV is now partnering to put its video content on PSN.
9:50 PST Sony video delivery service is next on the docket. Hirai makes much of the fact videos downloaded on the service is both portable and viewable on fill-sized TVs.
9:49 PST Beta sign-ups are now open on the PC, with a PS3 version to follow.
9:49 PST Hirai now talks about Sony Online Entrainment, and its new free-to-play title Free Realms for "tweens, teens, and families."
9:48 PST "This experience is possible only on the PlayStation 3."
9:48 PST Some 300,000 levels have been created, with a total playing time of two years.
9:48 PST Hirai talks up Little Big Planet, which has sold 1.3 million units worldwide.
9:47 PST Enter the Sackboy!
9:47 PST 2.1 million PSN accounts added in the last month alone.
9:47 PST SCEA's big push is networked content and services in the form of the PlayStation Network. 17 million accounts on the network, with 330 million pieces of content downloaded.
9:46 PST "Play. Listen. Watch. Communicate. Create. Share. These are the experiences consumers want, and this is what they want on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable."
9:45 PST Hirai takes the stage, cheery as ever.
9:45 PST The PSP and PS3 installed base is 61.3 million, says Stringer, before introducing SCEA prez Kaz Hirai.
9:44 PST Finally, to the games!
liveblogs:
http://www.gamespot.com/news/6202853.html
http://www.engadget.com/2009/01/08/live-from-howard-stringers-ces-keynote/
http://ps3.ign.com/articles/942/942778p1.html
Game talk is over now it looks like so to recap:
Little Big Planet has sold 1.3 million units worldwide.
Some 300,000 levels have been created, with a total playing time of two years.
An update is coming to Life With PlayStation this spring.
$1 million of goods sold via Home, which now has EA as a partner.
PlayStation Home has been downloaded by 3.4 million people.
New EA HOME space to be revealed later.
17 million PSN accounts.
2.1 million added last month.
MTV is now partnering to put its video content on PSN.
The PSP and PS3 installed base is 61.3 million.
SCEA is now shifting its way it thinks about its hardware design to better serve customers.
Latest Update
taken from the gamespot feed)10:16 PST He equates 3D to the introduction of color and sound in film in terms of importance.
10:16 PST Dreamworks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg comes out to tout 3D.
10:15 PST No word on whether the game will be in 3D when it comes out.
10:15 PST Stringer then shows a still from Gran Turismo 5 rendered in 3D. "You've never seen the game like that," he says.
10:13 PST Everyone dons the 3D glasses and watches the short, which puts the characters of Cars in a Tokyo Drift-like street race.
10:12 PST Wrapping up, Stringer introduces a 3D digital short by Pixar.
10:11 PST Sony is working on a sugar-based battery and phones made out of 10 percent plastic.
10:10 PST As the crowd thins out, Stringer talks Sony's eco strategy.
10:09 PST Stringer produces a Reggie Bar candy bar, and bids Jackson farewell.
10:07 PST Now the pair discuss stats and how to fool pitchers.
10:06 PST Then he says he's excited about the new technology room at Yankee Stadium 2.0.
10:05 PST He brings ex-Yankee Reggie Jackson on stage to talk about the new stadium. Instead, he waxes poetic about the old Yankee stadium.
10:04 PST Dr. Oz exits, and Stringer gets up on stage to talk about Sony's partnership with the Yankees on Yankee Stadium.
10:00 PST Dr. Oz explains how evolution designed people to put on weight, not lose it.
9:59 PST He measures Stringer's waist, which is 39 inches--meaning he should be 6' 6".
9:58 PST Health tip: Your waist line should be half your height.
9:57 PST To show the problem of obesity, he shows Michelangelo's famed sculpture David rocking a massive beer guy.
9:56 PST No wait, just "Dr. Oz"--and the doctor is in, apparently since he just walked on stage.
9:56 PST It's titled "Ask Dr. Oz."
9:56 PST A new show starring Oprah's Dr. Oz will premiere in syndication in the fall, focused on keeping viewers healthy.
9:55 PST Stringer retakes the stage to talk about...health care.
9:55 PST That's it for Hirai, who walks off to much applause.
9:54 PST SCEA is now shifting its way it thinks about its hardware design to better serve customers.
9:53 PST EA is crafting a new space for Home which will be revealed later.
9:53 PST $1 million of goods sold via Home, which now has EA as a partner.
9:52 PST Hirai pivots the agenda to PlayStation Home, which has been downloaded by 3.4 million people.
9:52 PST An update is coming to Life With PlayStation this spring.
9:52 PST Now for a quick demo of Life With PlayStation, the virtual globe/news and weather service which lets you zoom in on a city and find out what's happening in said city. Hirai checks the headlines in Munich, Germany, to prove it.
9:50 PST MTV is now partnering to put its video content on PSN.
9:50 PST Sony video delivery service is next on the docket. Hirai makes much of the fact videos downloaded on the service is both portable and viewable on fill-sized TVs.
9:49 PST Beta sign-ups are now open on the PC, with a PS3 version to follow.
9:49 PST Hirai now talks about Sony Online Entrainment, and its new free-to-play title Free Realms for "tweens, teens, and families."
9:48 PST "This experience is possible only on the PlayStation 3."
9:48 PST Some 300,000 levels have been created, with a total playing time of two years.
9:48 PST Hirai talks up Little Big Planet, which has sold 1.3 million units worldwide.
9:47 PST Enter the Sackboy!
9:47 PST 2.1 million PSN accounts added in the last month alone.
9:47 PST SCEA's big push is networked content and services in the form of the PlayStation Network. 17 million accounts on the network, with 330 million pieces of content downloaded.
9:46 PST "Play. Listen. Watch. Communicate. Create. Share. These are the experiences consumers want, and this is what they want on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable."
9:45 PST Hirai takes the stage, cheery as ever.
9:45 PST The PSP and PS3 installed base is 61.3 million, says Stringer, before introducing SCEA prez Kaz Hirai.
9:44 PST Finally, to the games!
