Can somebody relink the NYT article in question? Thanks
why? You have a conference with hours of everyone's focused attention, versus E3 where everything hits at once and you have to compete with every other game on the planet. All eyes were on Sony and they blew it.Have these folks ever heard of E3? Sony gotta save some stuff to show off...
Changed, not spoiled. Apple has managed to shift the idea of what's expected at a hardware reveal.These people were expecting hard price and street date? Wow!
Apple has spoiled the media!
It's too big a video for me to really summarize it, so I'm gonna put their trolling aside and just give you a piece of their grasp for this kind of stuff.
They say Agnis was shown last year on a Ps3, and now on a PS4. So they were sad that it looked the same lol
I really dont see the appeal of this. "Play my game for me please." SMH. I dont see the appeal of help guides either but there's big interest in those as well so my opinion probably means this will be popular lol.Everyone SHOULD be talking about Remote-Assistance on PS4.
The ability to take-over and help somebody to beat a level or finish a puzzle is UNMATCHED.
I want people to talk more about this feature, make a huge deal about it!
So Microsoft can ape it.
New York Times:
New features cannot hide the fact that PlayStation 4 is still a console, a way of playing games on compact discs that was cool when cellphones were not smart.
I really dont see the appeal of this. "Play my game for me please." SMH.
Everyone SHOULD be talking about Remote-Assistance on PS4.
The ability to take-over and help somebody to beat a level or finish a puzzle is UNMATCHED.
I want people to talk more about this feature, make a huge deal about it!
So Microsoft can ape it.
Honestly, I think they're a bunch of dimwits. This was the most informative unveiling ever. And the fact they didn't see the physical casing or aren't smart enough to process the info they were given and understand the significance of what they saw... that's their problem. Lack of analytical ability is why they consistently miss hits and fail to see incoming bombas. If they can deliver what they promised last night, Sony just won next gen. And this is from someone who thought consoles were going to limp out of existence after this final round.
It's not all that out of the ordinary. It's what Nintendo does, for one thing. The Wii isn't so old that its whole unveiling should be forgotten already.It was just... odd. You can't really deny it wasn't out of the ordinary or weird to not show your console at your console's unveiling
Everyone SHOULD be talking about Remote-Assistance on PS4.
The ability to take-over and help somebody to beat a level or finish a puzzle is UNMATCHED.
I want people to talk more about this feature, make a huge deal about it!
So Microsoft can ape it.
that's not a system selling feature for the general public
why? You have a conference with hours of everyone's focused attention, versus E3 where everything hits at once and you have to compete with every other game on the planet.
Not showing the console was a terrible move. Even if it was a rough, beta shell, it would have been better. By not showing it, it instills a feeling of it not being ready for market, or that there was some flaw about it they didn't want to show (maybe a lack of a disc slot?)
It was just... odd. You can't really deny it wasn't out of the ordinary or weird to not show your console at your console's unveiling
I agree.I warned everyone this would happen if they did a showing this early. You can't do a presser for a electronic product 8 months out these days with out being torn appart by the press. I am sure most of the press that was there felt their time was being wasted. No date, pricing,no machine or big time games were shown. Sony would of been much better off doing this in may instead. Worse yet in 2 weeks when the SG4 is announced the whole world outside NEOGAF will forget about the PS4.
I warned everyone this would happen if they did a showing this early. You can't do a presser for a electronic product 8 months out these days with out being torn appart by the press. I am sure most of the press that was there felt their time was being wasted. No date, pricing,no machine or big time games were shown. Sony would of been much better off doing this in may instead. Worse yet in 2 weeks when the SG4 is announced the whole world outside NEOGAF will forget about the PS4.
I really dont see the appeal of this. "Play my game for me please." SMH. I dont see the appeal of help guides either but there's big interest in those as well so my opinion probably means this will be popular lol.
Yeah I think it was stupid to announce the PS4 but not show the machine. But whatev's man it's done now.
Doesn't Apple announce most of it's new hardware only week(s) in advance of its release, not months?
That wouldn't work for consoles.
That wouldn't work for consoles.
why? You have a conference with hours of everyone's focused attention, versus E3 where everything hits at once and you have to compete with every other game on the planet. All eyes were on Sony and they blew it.
Not showing the console was a terrible move. Even if it was a rough, beta shell, it would have been better. By not showing it, it instills a feeling of it not being ready for market, or that there was some flaw about it they didn't want to show (maybe a lack of a disc slot?)
It was just... odd. You can't really deny it wasn't out of the ordinary or weird to not show your console at your console's unveiling
Changed, not spoiled. Apple has managed to shift the idea of what's expected at a hardware reveal.
It's sort of going on a date, you can't give everything up the first date. Wait until E3 or Pax east and then you can be fully committed and give her your salami.
Ahhh New York Times. Journalistic ignorance at its very best.
Why do you need to see the console?
And who the fuck is MICROSOFT to talk about announcing a console without showing the actual console?
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If the future of gaming is mobile gaming like the NYTimes seems to imply, then count me the fuck out.
Microsoft has a huge opportunity to capture the mainstream audience at this point
^ That's the first thing he can say about the graphics? Hello trying to steer opinions.The blood effects in Killzone: Shadow Fall, shown to a preview audience of 1,200 at the Hammerstein at Manhattan Center Wednesday night, looked chillingly real.
^ Dude is clearly underestimating how hard it is to hang from a helicopter while looking good and shootin bad guys.But the new PlayStation will have a difficult time, like the character in Killzone who was shooting at the people in the helicopter while hanging from the helicopter.
^ Not part of our reality.These days, the next generation is playing games on the Web.
It's not all that out of the ordinary. It's what Nintendo does, for one thing. The Wii isn't so old that its whole unveiling should be forgotten already.
I never even mentioned price or launch date...Why? So Microsoft can announce their launch date and price strategy first and they (Sony) can effectively react.
I wouldn't expect an E3 1995 level price reveal bomb, but at least they definitely get some room for maneuver.
How do you sell to a casual crowd that has decided their phone or tablet is enough?
Everyone SHOULD be talking about Remote-Assistance on PS4.
The ability to take-over and help somebody to beat a level or finish a puzzle is UNMATCHED.
I want people to talk more about this feature, make a huge deal about it!
So Microsoft can ape it.
I really dont see the appeal of this. "Play my game for me please." SMH. I dont see the appeal of help guides either but there's big interest in those as well so my opinion probably means this will be popular lol.
Lol, why do you care?