Actually, the technology is based around the used of electronic spores!

Maybe they used the Sony Translator Guy!

He was addressing the people of Japan. Japanese gamers want to have one platform only, and because they are always on the move they like handhelds moreso than consoles. Gadgets, smaller the better, and on the move.

Haha that video just made my day!

Just how did it happen? More than half the earths population doesn't own a credit/debit card, most stores in most countries don't accept them either as they don't have a terminal.

Who in hell uses video calls? i mean seriously, i have not seen anyone use that function in any county i've been to for the past 5 years.

The third one is debatable, depends on how you percieve handheld gaming. I would actually agree that cell gaming destroys regular handheld gaming.

Cell phones vs Hand helds -

It's not really tricky, just look at the values.

By strait numbers cell phones destroy hand helds but using them for gaming or for the values hand held gaming presents the numbers would only be in potentials.

In the end more people get mobile phones to communicate than they do to play games, but do mobile phone games have as many people buying as hand helds do?

if this happens gaming is going to be over for me i dont play handhelds i play consoles and pc

He comes to mind when I see the word "translation" now .

I find it said that nobody here has brought up streaming technology. There are several services currently in beta with On Live due out in June. I've used the technology. It works and it works good.

I don't know who he was addressing or what he is speaking of, but think about where technology is moving. Phones get more bandwidth every generation, fiber optic data lines to peoples houses. WiFi in a large portion of public and private areas. Streaming technology exists today and it will only become more viable in the future.

So when he said people can experience their gaming anywhere he means as long as the device you're using can handle the stream than you're good to go. Right now it's possible to stream the most powerful PC games to a very weak laptop or tablet computer (you can even plug that into your 50inch flat panel).

He also said "won't depend on any platform".

He could be talking about true multiplatform games. That is you start playing the CoD: MW 12 campaign on your PC at home, then you go to your friend's house use your friend's iPad and pick up the game from where you saved it on your PC at home.