sales2099 said:
I refer you to the kotaku article. Your idea of hilarity is disturbing :P "We need to see the box that will power the games and experiences the PS4 offers. Otherwise, the PS4 will feel incredibly abstract. It won't feel real. Worse yet, it makes it feel like there was no payoff to the PS4 reveal. No, here's the new controller, here are the new cool games, and finally, here is the machine that will make it all happen. Bam, bam, bam. We're one bam too short, and that's unsatisfying. The entire evening never built to a climax. It just ended, sorely missing that one last bam." If this is a non issue, then its funny since I see a ton of Sony fans on damage control, insisting its not a big deal. Well clearly a lot more people seem to disagree. |
The reason I asked the question is exactly this reason because to me its a very bad way of perceiving things. Just because Kotaku says so it doesn't mean we should all blindly follow their way of thinking. The look of a console isn't the most important thing, but rather it is what it does. Kind of like a person actually. You want to ideally stay with a person long term who has a nice and kind attitude who looks okay rather than a person who is smoking hot but has a horrible personality.
The PS4 is just a PC. It was from the beginning, it is now and it will always be. And if you have ever seen a PC, you have seen a PS4. They'll just put some custom made chassis on it.







