enditall727 said:
Nem said:
disolitude said:
mtu9356 said:
disolitude said:
I guess the definition of games working vs being enjoyable and played as they are meant to can be argued here. I played Dead rising on xbox 360 on a 32 inch SD TV while I was at my friends cottage for a week. It wasn't nearly as fun as it was on my HDTv at home.
We don't know yet for sure since we don't know what will be available without internet, but similar situation may be applied about next gen games and internet.
You will deffinetly not have as much fun without internet, but this may come with reduced content available and not lack of visual stimulation in the SD vs HD debate last gen. People buckled down and bought HGTV's throughout last gen... so wouldn't it be fair to say that it may time to buckle down and get high speed internet durring this gen?
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You really can't compare buying an hd tv (product) with paying for internet (service).
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On a definition term basis you're absolutely right. they are 2 different things.
However on where our society and economy is at today VS back in 2005, I think they are comparable. Services are essentially the new products these days. Products tend to be free even but the tie in service is what you end up paying for...
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Stop the presses! Marketing has just been re-invented by disolitude. Lets write new books and manuals because it all changed... or not. A product and a service are vastly different things, wich you seem to be mixing up with customer relationship.
Sorry, but youre talking nonsense.
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This is disolitude lol
He does this frequently
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Dont really know who you nor have I seen you make any worthwhile posts, but im glad you keep tabs on my posting habbits...
