Why don't they drop the price already? It's almost criminal to charge this much for 32 gb.
Why don't they drop the price already? It's almost criminal to charge this much for 32 gb.
JazzB1987 said:
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LOL I know, I was talking about SD cards. :p
The ship has sailed on cutting memory prices to boost sales at this point. Neither Sony or third parties are putting enough effort into Vita development to foster more interest; without that, any other steps they take at this point won't be enough.
Dr.Henry_Killinger said:
"but well written and constantly updated code" will not do shit, the first thing hackers do is patch firmware or downgrade the system. "(just look at the 3DS, standard SD cards and no problem)." piracy is easily possible on the 3DS, so its not no problem. Spot on Indeed -_- |
be consistent, you tried to contradict Vance's claim that "just look at the 3DS, standard SD cards and no problem" and tried to illustrate that with proprietary formats that were actually hacked way worse
nobody here is saying there is a 100% unhackable system, so trying to pull that card is just miserable
fighter said:
be consistent, you tried to contradict Vance's claim that "just look at the 3DS, standard SD cards and no problem" and tried to illustrate that with proprietary formats that were actually hacked way worse nobody here is saying there is a 100% unhackable system, so trying to pull that card is just miserable |
There is a huge difference between no problem and minor problem. That was and simply the use of an updated code base was the only criticism I made.
The reason, I said their is no such thing as an unhackable system was to point out that mentioning the DS using proprietary hardware and being hacked is pointless. Because it wasn't to the scale of the PSP.
Not to mention the 3DS profiting off of hardware sells, making it a poor example of using any old storage medium
EDIT: Not to mention you have no evidence to support this claim "proprietary formats that were actually hacked way worse"
Vance said the DS was hacked not that it was hacked worse than the 3DS.
In this day and age, with the Internet, ignorance is a choice! And they're still choosing Ignorance! - Dr. Filthy Frank


| Dr.Henry_Killinger said:
"but well written and constantly updated code" will not do shit, the first thing hackers do is patch firmware or downgrade the system. "(just look at the 3DS, standard SD cards and no problem)." piracy is easily possible on the 3DS, so its not no problem. Spot on Indeed -_- |
Since then?