so which was better, last years Conference or this year?
I wouldn't be surprised if Sony sold a USB adaptor separately in order to transfer those saves to the HDD.SuperPac said:This is a great point -- especially if you buy the lower-end system with no mem card slots on it. But maybe there will be a complicated way to do it.I also don't understand how PS1/PS2 owners are supposed to transfer their game saves from their old PS1/PS2 memory cards to the PS3.
DCharlie said:if people think that the machine will sell strongly, and that the price represents a chance for more profits, then the price may go up.
If people think the machine is going to be too expensive and therefore wont sell , it will go down.
Pretty much. Oil prices are not going to drastically fall. Consumer sentiment is going down and simply there are a wider\cheaper number of alternatives for entertainment.johns all like said:i think once this price sinks in, people will realize that with the recession that america is in, being the largest game market, buying the cheaper system is going to be the way to go. espeically if youre getting basically the same thing.
Pimpwerx said:What does the 60GB version add that's of importance again? And is the HDD removable? If I can swap in my spare Dell drive, that would be great. Still, I am annoyed by the price. I expected it, but I still can't fucking stand it. $500 as a point of entry is just getting ridiculous. Hopefully I'll have sold my car by then, so I'll have disposable cash. I would wait for a price drop, but there won't be one. Fucking cocksuckers. That really chaps my ass. PEACE.
MrPing1000 said:no rumble = no payments to immersion
Pimpwerx said:What does the 60GB version add that's of importance again? And is the HDD removable? If I can swap in my spare Dell drive, that would be great. Still, I am annoyed by the price. I expected it, but I still can't fucking stand it. $500 as a point of entry is just getting ridiculous. Hopefully I'll have sold my car by then, so I'll have disposable cash. I would wait for a price drop, but there won't be one. Fucking cocksuckers. That really chaps my ass. PEACE.
genjiZERO said:yeah this price sux balls, but honestly has it changed the minds of anyone was planning on getting one before?
genjiZERO said:yeah this price sux balls, but honestly has it changed the minds of anyone was planning on getting one before?
yepgenjiZERO said:yeah this price sux balls, but honestly has it changed the minds of anyone was planning on getting one before?
May 8, 2006 - The announcement earlier tonight that the PS3 would come in two separate configurations easily caught the ear of PS3 fans eager for any news of Sony's system. However, upon closer analysis of the images for the systems itself, a rather curious system feature seemed to be missing from the 20 gig configuration.
Looking at the official press site of SCEA, we noticed that the PS3 with the 20 gigabyte hard drive seemed to lack HDMI support. This seems to be confirmed by an offical press release from SCEA, which indicates via comparison between the two systems. However, it also indicates that the 20 gigabyte system won't have Memory Stick, SD or Compact Flash reading capability or WiFi support. Even worse, it appears that rumble doesn't appear to be included with the new six axis sensing controller.
Could the 20 gig become a gamer shunned system? When Microsoft launched the Xbox 360, consumers hated the Core system that didn't come with a hard drive and other features, quickly dubbing it the "tard pack." Will the 20 gig suffer the same fate? We'll have more details as we get them from the show.
*shrug*buck naked said:*shrug*
The benefits of HD gaming and blue-ray movies are most significant to HDTV owners. If you can afford to drop a few thousand on a nice TV, thousands more on a complete home theatre, the cost of the highest spec gear to utilise that investment is really irrelevent.
genjiZERO said:yeah this price sux balls, but honestly has it changed the minds of anyone was planning on getting one before?
Vormund said:Overconfident.
that's fuckin' retarded. wtf? :lolPimpwerx said:
vitaflo said:No more Dual Shock? :lol
You put that crappy rip off of the Wii controller's tilt into the PS3 controller and then take out rumble? GG Sony! :lol :lol :lol
$2,000+ TVs (1080p anyone?), $600 game consoles... They're the same target market! Cashed up tech savvy early adopters. A big investment in a HDTV surely must represent an indication of the kind of 'returns' the owner is expecting: significant amounts of hours of premium in-house entertainment.DCharlie said:yes, to that small set of people it is irrelevant.
Piper Az said:more profits? please. maybe 3 years after its launch. even at $599, i bet sony's losing money.
CaptainABAB said:Are we sure ALL online functionality is free?
All I see is slides that say "BASIC Community Services"
with acount management, video chat, latest info, friends, ranking, profiles, voice chat, text messages as bullet points.
What about head-to-head gameplay?
Or am I looking too much into this? I guess I'm expecting a headline in the slide saying ALL online features free!
Fuzzy said:I wouldn't be surprised if Sony sold a USB adaptor separately in order to transfer those saves to the HDD.
you might be surprised at how many of us are fairly well to do.trmas said:Just watched the Heavenly Sword trailer from Blim's site again. OMG... to hell with the price. I'm rich anyway, and I HAVE to have this game. $600 for my preorder tomorrow if HS is a launch game.
Yes.genjiZERO said:yeah this price sux balls, but honestly has it changed the minds of anyone was planning on getting one before?