gameman said:
When you open up a platform like PSN to everyone, it kills the need for a PS3. Its the combination of Software + hardware that locks users into a closed system. Similar to I tunes + I pod, OSX + Macs, etc. PSN losing PS3 exclusivity is slightly giving up on the PS3.
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Dude, no it's not. And it doesn't kill any need for a PS3. No one - I repeat - NO ONE is buying a PS3 just because they're excited to see what the PSN offers. They might like that it's free, but NO ONE is buying a PS3 just to check out the PSN. That makes you sound like you have no business even commenting on this.
I'll use the PSN for the same stuff I used to..downloading great games and watching movies. Looking at trailers for new movies, watching interviews, all the same stuff I was doing before they did this. I probably won't even use this 'expanded' service much like I don't use Home (And think Home is a waste). It in no way shape or form giving up on the PS3 - you're dillusional.
