| Dodece said: The reason nobody is talking about it should be fairly obvious. This isn't Nintendo trailblazing. This is just Nintendo catching up to the competition. We are talking about a standard feature that is fundamentally universal. Every player in the console market does this with their own little tweaks. Anyone with a 360 or a PS3 already has this experience today. The bells and whistles aren't even that compelling. For example people that watch shows and movies on consoles typically do so, because they want to get away from cable providers. They don't want to put up with the commercials, and who can blame them. The advertiser typically wants to annoy you, depress you, or scare you. In other words they want to make you miserable in some way. So they can profit from that misery. Who wants to be told that they are diseased, a failure, and ugly to boot. That is ninety percent of what is on tap, and the other ten percent is a sad commentary on society, or a song that is just catchy enough to get trapped in your skull for days. |
while it IS Nintendo catching up (only to a degree, since they weren't really behind in most aspects involved here compared to the competition anyhow), it IS absolutely "trailblazing". There are a ton of features here that aren't available in any way whatsoever anywhere else, and a number of them I would consider pretty big. For instance, full integration of all services into one single hub, accessable all in one single app. Nobody else has ever done that AFAIK, and that is a BIG thing.
Problem for me is that I only have Netflix, and next year I'm moving out of North America so I won't have access to any of this again for a few years. =/
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