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03-13-2005, 12:56 PM
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Mr. Mjolnir
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No wonder Nintendo is secretive
Microsoft and sony are damn theives....
first microsoft steals nintendo's handle... now sony steals microsofts complete online plan
here's microsofts plan: http://www.gametavern.net/forums/showthread.php?t=11119
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The Marketplace enables players to browse subjects by game and genre among other methods and gives them the option to acquire episodic content, new game levels, maps, weapons, vehicles, vehicle parts, character skins, and new community-created content. Micro-transactions work in coordination with the Marketplace. Here, you'll be able to buy small-ticket online items (like the aforementioned list) enabling developers and the gaming community to charge for content they create and publish on Marketplace. This ought to be interesting, considering people generally don't want to pay for these kinds of items. Custom Playlists eliminate the need for developers to support custom music in games. With Xenon, all games will support custom soundtracks via the operating system. All of these features are operational the chip level; they're all built into Xenon, so developers can focus more on creative development.
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But Sony does plan to build an infrastructure around a standard protocol that developers can use and plug into their games, help developers with billing, and offer mini-transactions that mimic the iTunes model -- gamers will be able to purchase downloadable content, user-created content (GT4 experts could sell souped-up cars to newbies), episodic content, access to persistent worlds, and other entertainment content. No launch details or specifics were given for this new PS2 online model, but it is under development. To help with the storage of this content, Sony will also be releasing a larger-format memory card - again, no details there either. Hirai sums it up: "We must evolve the experience of online gaming. Non-revenue-generating online gameplay is the norm, but not for long."
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this is an exact copy of microsofts plan with microsoft having custom downloadable music (and rumored xpod) online market place where users can sell user made stuff, blah blah blah...
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03-13-2005, 12:59 PM
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The Nullified One
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Re: No wonder Nintendo is secretive
Wheres stu with that cryin kid picture again?
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03-13-2005, 01:52 PM
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Re: No wonder Nintendo is secretive
What exactly are you complaining about? Both Sony and Microsoft's next-gen consoles will have a great online plan, and there's a problem with this?
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03-13-2005, 02:02 PM
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Re: No wonder Nintendo is secretive
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Originally Posted by Crash
Microsoft and sony are damn theives....
first microsoft steals nintendo's handle... now sony steals microsofts complete online plan
here's microsofts plan: http://www.gametavern.net/forums/showthread.php?t=11119
this is an exact copy of microsofts plan with microsoft having custom downloadable music (and rumored xpod) online market place where users can sell user made stuff, blah blah blah...
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03-13-2005, 02:24 PM
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Re: No wonder Nintendo is secretive
Practices like this aren't exclusive to the video game industry unfortunatley. It happens everywhere in business. Since you can't stop it, the only way to combat it is to offer something better. It actually forces companies to make great products, deals, etc. If they don't, they'll go under.
The worst cases are when a company doesn't even change a name that much. Like Microsoft's rumored XPod. I mean, if you're going to rip something, at least try not to make it blatantly obvious. It matters not, iPod will devour XPod.
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03-13-2005, 02:29 PM
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Re: No wonder Nintendo is secretive
Companies steal products all the time. I though people got over that fact ages ago.
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03-13-2005, 03:07 PM
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Re: No wonder Nintendo is secretive
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Companies steal products all the time. I though people got over that fact ages ago.
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You don't get over it, it's wrong. And getting desensitized to it simply because it happens all the time is even more wrong.
That picture was way out of line.
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03-13-2005, 03:09 PM
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The Nullified One
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Re: No wonder Nintendo is secretive
its not worng, thats how it works, new ideas become standard, and more new ideas are made after that. otherwise we'd never get anything better because there would be no reason to improve apon stuff if only one company could use it.
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