The extra cost involved makes me think this will never see the light of day.

The extra cost involved makes me think this will never see the light of day.

| Chark said: Couldn't someone just produce a disk cartridge that can accept custom disks to by pass this? |
Except as noted, Sony owns the patent. They would be able to quash any ability to manufacture or sell, or import it. If they did get made, they'd only appear on the Chinese black market.
| pokoko said: The extra cost involved makes me think this will never see the light of day. |
When you figure in the lower packaging costs, it isn't that much more expensive. Especially considering you can easily make piracy all that more difficult.
| Osc89 said: How is this different from the MiniDisc? |
The major difference is that it's an integral part of the console. Unlike a mini-disc that slides into a slot, this cartridge sets into the console.
Imagine the PS1's CD door is a cartridge, except that the door also comes off by sliding up off two pins.
You couldn't use your game console to play regular blu-ray movies with this 'drive', so they better not be using this on the PS4 or i'm not buying, period.
Adinnieken said:
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It seems pretty weird. Would this be as part of a push for a new 4k format then?
| kitler53 said: i'm calling it now. this is actually a cross-buy feature. buy a disc and get the cloud (gaikai) version for free. this is to limit the free online version to just one user without the need to put in all those stupid codes in like i have to for my ps3 games. |
Completely agree, this is pretty much what I said back when the first anti used games rumors were knocking around.
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Not quite the same but a similar product.
Before the PS3 everyone was nice to me :(

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