Online gaming for the DS, via WiFi hotspots, and only first party games, is free.Entr0pi3 wrote:Hmm, yeah, I guess I got confused with the multiple sporadic info. One of the online services at least is supposed to be free. Probably online gaming (for first party games) then.
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While talking about the EyeToy tech, Phil Harrisson said the following:
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While talking about the EyeToy tech, Phil Harrisson said the following:
http://www.g4tv.com/html/news.asp?news_key=193Harrison did offer some thoughts on how this technology might play a role in future entertainment consoles such as the Playstation 4, however; "If somebody is watching a show and starts to slump back and lose the will to live," said Harrison, "the computer might suggest some other forms of entertainment."
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I always think that as games become more realistic and better-looking, they'll be harder and more expensive to make. We won't get any random developers releasing decents games really. We'll get loads of high production sequels instead, the gaming industry seems to be following the movie industry in that way.
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Does anyone remember back to the time the PS2 was released, they had this commercial where this guy was being thrown into different simulated worlds where it seemed like he was actually in the game. In one part, he's fighting a big-ass gladiator, and in another, some mermaid swims up to him. The whole time, it looks like an advert for the PS9, as it lists various made-up technologies that don't exist yet, then at the end of the commercial, you see the PS2 logo, and something like "The beginning of a revolution" or some crap like that.
Next up for Sony? The holodeck.
Next up for Sony? The holodeck.
It should be used to measure the emotions of anyone within earshot of it so angry roommates don't go shooting at your gamestation with a 9mm handgun....facial expression recognition software, the camera could be used to measure players' emotions...
No one knows. The only impressive running in real-time stuff on both X360 and ps3 were Unreal Engine 3 powered. The rest is up in the air.
However, considering that ps3 dev kits haven't been in most developper's hands for even a year, you can assume that they were pre-rendered with some real-time assets. I'll be impressed once they have playable games with those graphics.
But as of now, E3 next-gen was terrible.
However, considering that ps3 dev kits haven't been in most developper's hands for even a year, you can assume that they were pre-rendered with some real-time assets. I'll be impressed once they have playable games with those graphics.
But as of now, E3 next-gen was terrible.

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A new perspective on the controller: http://www.nitrolic.com/ps3controller1.php
Wow that controller rules!
Wow that controller rules!

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so i suppose we will have to pay for the downloads even if we already own the game? thats stupid. I have about 15 nes games and 20 snes games.. i dont think i should have to buy them twice to play them more convenientlyEntr0pi3 wrote:According to Nintendo's websiteI don't care about NES games, but SNESRevolution will have downloadable access to 20 years of fan-favorite titles originally released for Nintendo 64, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) and even the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).
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I rather agree on thatSpunkyMonkey wrote:so i suppose we will have to pay for the downloads even if we already own the game? thats stupid. I have about 15 nes games and 20 snes games.. i dont think i should have to buy them twice to play them more convenientlyEntr0pi3 wrote:According to Nintendo's websiteI don't care about NES games, but SNESRevolution will have downloadable access to 20 years of fan-favorite titles originally released for Nintendo 64, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) and even the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).
It's like when you buy the DVD for a movie you already have on VHS (or the CD for song you had on tape or vinyl disc, and so on...)
But Nintendo hasn't announced any price yet, so...
And there might be some good titles I couldn't play in the SNES days, too.













