happydolphin said:
Yes, but once these next TVs that have their own apps (already available) become mainstream and are in homes, people no longer need to buy TV or console. It would be a simple app away. @ your first post:
Gakai works with server clusters located near the area of service. If the latency is too high in one area or they can't offer service in that area due to cost, they just won't and a message will appear to the user notifying them as such. |
Your answers don't put me at ease at all. I don't see the big difference in buying a new console every 6 years and buying a new TV set every 10 years or so. Even if I could use the TV for 25 years, who does that at the pace the tech is evolving right now?
Also, the possibility of simply being denied access to my games due to high traffic or internet outage or whatever is not a future I am looking forward to. Maybe it will be good but right now I see a lot of question marks and possible bottlenecks. I just like to have my games at arms length and at my disposal whenever I want to play them.
Ongoing bet with think-man: He wins if MH4 releases in any shape or form on PSV in 2013, I win if it doesn't.