The Fury said:
... or did I mistake what you were getting at?
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No no, you right about it, that is some very good input. Don't get me wrong about iTunes, it was an example of business model, not technology.
I don't think it is digital equivalent, it is just another way of making money
(in the end, that is the goal of every company). The Bluray technology is truly an evolution ... but isn't it too late already ? The XBOX remains first a gaming plateform linked to online content... but that trojan dream in the living room... I don't know ...
What I'm saying is that I believe the classic console/distribution mode is dead. The console is the vector not the center of the system. Edit, distribute a cd (while all the commercial intermediates)... this is almost dead (a bit like the CD market).
If everybody had a huge HD on the console and a globalized distribution market on the internet (a bit like Valves is doing with SteamEngine)... who needs BlueRay ? We will reach this situation in the coming year, storage is less and less expensive while internet connection are going at very fast speed.
It is all about services (XBLA/PSN), not media .. I think ...
Evan Wells (Uncharted 2): I think the differences that you see between any two games has much more to do with the developer than whether it’s on the Xbox or PS3.








. Many believe the threat of Sony's PS cutting into Microsoft is the reason they got into console gaming in the first place.