Playstation E3 2013 Conference ( $399 )
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Scottie said ...
Xbox is big in the US and UK - it's two main markets. Sky TV tie in is guaranteed. The 360 is already set up like that in the UK.
Magius said ...
Have any of you contributed to the twitter campaigns through the hash tags aimed at getting the message to Sony that people don't want blocked used games and always online?
Lurch said ...
@Sinncross - Not only Asia, but also Europe where Sony brand loyalty still holds strong and European nations are much more stringent on consumer rights. I think the massive cable TV push is only going to isolate users outside of North America. I just wonder if they'll be able to replicate the cable deals?
Industry chatter suggests that Sony does indeed plan to implement similar pre-owned restrictions to those expected to be unveiled for Xbox One. Or should that be ‘did’?
The chance for a very public PR victory for Sony may prove too hard a proposition to turn down. With PS4 already attracting tremendous goodwill online, confirmation that Sony has resisted demands from some publishers to implement pre-owned controls on PS4 could conceivably wrap up the next-gen race months ahead of its arrival.
Scottie said ...
A trusted PlayStation 4 developer source with a proven track record for accuracy has told Digital Foundry that Sony has mandated Vita Remote Play for all upcoming PS4 games - except those that require the use of its bundled stereoscopic camera, the PS4 Eye.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-sony-mandates-vita-remote-play-for-ps4-games
Scottie said ...
^internet is a buzz this morning with what you knew 3 months ago. Say hi to Yoshida for us;-)
Did he confirm back then that it was MANDATORY that all games support it with the exception of those that require special peripherals?
You showed us how you could use the Vita as a second screen in your living room. Is that local only, or is there any ambition with Gaikai to use that as a server and get further away in the living room?
Technically speaking, it works from anywhere, as far as you have a wi-fi connection from your Vita to the PlayStation 4. It needs to be wi-fi. However, for some games, when you play or connect from far away, it accumulates latency. Some games may not be playable, like fighting games or shooting games. But some other slower paced games will be playable. As long as you have home routers anywhere in your home, you can play every PlayStation 4 game. We ask developers when they finish the PlayStation 4 product and submit a master to make sure that they have the appropriate controller mapping to work on PS Vita. All games will work – unless it is a dance game [laughs].
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