S.T.A.G.E. said:
Staude said:
Cueil said:
Staude said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
Microsoft doesn't need to respond to home. It will destroy itself, secondly its optional (Which means not everyone will have it). Sony doesn't understand how you win an online gaming war. You don't do it by creating second life. You do it, by making the online experience quick/efficient and sensible. I'd hope for Homes sake that Xbox live on the 720 doesn't blow them away. Microsoft knows how to make online gaming great because they are in the business of doing that even outside of the gaming industry.
Home gives people with no life a chance to live their sims dreams. To invite their gaming friends to their fake house, sit on their fake couch (That they cannot afford irl), talk to girls (Who are probably fat irl) and Buy clothes and other useless pieces of junk that leave sad asses who cannot advance in the real world salivate.
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Obviously you understand nothing and from past posts you don't learn when people try to enlighten you. You are unworthy of your avatar. (coincidence)
I will try to explain a few things though.
Sony keeps expanding the experience of the playstation in new ways. Not to with any product win the war, but as a total package being massivly better. That's how it works. It's not just home. It's home, integrated with the games, integrated with psn, integrated with the xmb, integrated with your friendslist.. etc etc. They want to integrate all parts of the experience and that is where they succeed. And that is what will make Home successful.
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All that shit is old news... Microsoft has been doing that since 2005... adding Home doesn't make it something more than it is it just adds a 3D interface to your online play. I think that at best the mini games/arcades/billards style games will be the only draw besides pimping your room/apartment. How do you know a service is good? When 10 million people pay for that service. Live is a intergrated service while Home has a distinctly tacked on feel to it and it's probably optional.
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Aparently you failed to understand what i meant. I'll cut it out as much as i possibly can.
Sony is creating a home entertainment center. It's no longer Just a games console.
They want to bring all of the good shit out of the bedrooms and into the living rooms without it being too hardcore. (they have done this since ps1 you know)
What they are doing with home is creating a online community where you can establish a visual feel for the "playstation world" in a sense.
Home enables you to (almost) be at the big events. E3, Games convention, TGS etc.
They bring a lot of features in one package where you get a visual overlook of the features instead of text. This is very wise as a lot of casual players probably will be more interested in it than, for instance, xmb (or any other less visual "menu" of any system.)
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That is not a home entertainment center. A Home entertainment center consists of all entertainment electronics with bases and compartments in the same room. (IE: TV, DVD Player, Cabinets, Surround sound etc). All those things will be available to you in Home when you create your little barbie dream house. You're not using your words correctly.
This is why Sony had to cut the production costs by half (Before the first three years, which is murder) to catch up in the game because they focused LESS on gaming.First off all Sony has nothing to do with why the PS1 was so great, it was Kutagari who had to force Sony to realize that they needed to get into making videogames if they want to save themselves (From dying out to their competitors) since it was a booming market with Nintendo and Sega at the helm. The head board members laughed at him. Kutagari wants to keep the gaming alive, while Sony wants to throw everything at you. Theres nothing that Home can do to make you feel like your at E3 more than the real thing. They will only show Sony games and not the competitors. It's a one sided show and you're all for it.
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All the outcrossed is wrong...
I wont even respond to it. Go read some stuff or watch some retrospectives. Good luck.
