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Zizzla_Rachet on 28 April 2009
Akvod said:
If I were them (assuming that they had no ultra secret game ready to be released 2009/early 2010) I would showcase multiplatform games like FF. Bolster that by teasing everyone with 2010-11 releases such as ME 2.

They have a big advantage going before Sony. If they could they should show off games like AC2.

They should also showcase games like (1 vs 100) and reinforce their online community aspect and claim that it's better than PSN.

 

What would the price ratio of the PSN with DLC taxation..?



 



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JaggedSac on 28 April 2009

They will send out the signal to all 360s that will transform them into attack robots that will take over the world.



kitler53 on 28 April 2009

"transform", "home entertainment"....sounds to me like something in the same vein as the netflix announcement last year.



PullusPardus on 28 April 2009

"will completely transform how people think about home entertainment"

hmm, im thinking he is talking about 1 Vs 1000 , right?

im curious too , hopefully they make a new IP not just claiming exclusive DLC.



Carl on 28 April 2009
badgenome said:
I bet Mattrick has invented something even more ambitious than avatars. Like motion control.

Wow... you think they will inovate THAT much?

But... that... that will just be a fad!



                            

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Skeeuk on 28 April 2009

well clearly any big blockbuster deal to show off to the public can only be in microsofts hands as they have most cash to spend.

so micro deffo will have a big E3



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LordMatrix on 28 April 2009

Let the Hype Train begin!



 How our favorite systems are just like humans and sometimes have issues finding their special someone...

Xbox 360 wants to Kinect &  PS3 wants to Move!  Why are both systems having such relationship problems?  The reason is they both become so infactuated with desire while watching the Wii as it waggles on by. They simply want what they can't have.

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selnor on 28 April 2009

M$ are goona own E3 this year. Some big stuff is coming people. :)



Akvod on 28 April 2009
Zizzla_Rachet said:
Akvod said:
If I were them (assuming that they had no ultra secret game ready to be released 2009/early 2010) I would showcase multiplatform games like FF. Bolster that by teasing everyone with 2010-11 releases such as ME 2.

They have a big advantage going before Sony. If they could they should show off games like AC2.

They should also showcase games like (1 vs 100) and reinforce their online community aspect and claim that it's better than PSN.

 

What would the price ratio of the PSN with DLC taxation..?

Could you rephrase that? Do you mean what would the price ratio of the PSN be with DLC taxation? How should I know? I never even brought it up...

I'm just trying to give my perspective into how I would spin something if I was a MS spokesperson, just like how Sony people do as well (Nintendo doesn't have time to respond with all the money counting they have to do [lol j/k, please don't ban me]).

All companies over exagerate everything to at least some extent. I think, given with the information we have now, it would be in the best interest of MS to bolster their exclusive lineups with multiplatform games like Assassin's Creed 2 or Final Fantasy XIII, and games coming out near the next E3 (sorta like Sony did last year with MAG, GOW, HR, etc. Although they had plenty to showcase as well with LBP, R2, etc) like ME2, Alan Wake, SC: Conviction (I'm really sad how Ubisoft killed such a great franchise =( ), etc.

They should definetly showcase, in HUGE letters, the 30 million bench mark, to sorta kill a bit of the excitement out of Sony's boast that they broke the 20 million mark.

I'm also guessing that they're trying to appeal to the casual gamer, and that if they do have anything with the avatars they should showcase it. They should also showcase the online games that will utilize avatars like 1 vs 100.

So it kinda looks like last year, except without the goliath of a lineup they had for the holidays with GeoW, Fable, etc.



Zizzla_Rachet on 28 April 2009
Akvod said:
Zizzla_Rachet said:
Akvod said:
If I were them (assuming that they had no ultra secret game ready to be released 2009/early 2010) I would showcase multiplatform games like FF. Bolster that by teasing everyone with 2010-11 releases such as ME 2.

They have a big advantage going before Sony. If they could they should show off games like AC2.

They should also showcase games like (1 vs 100) and reinforce their online community aspect and claim that it's better than PSN.

 

What would the price ratio of the PSN with DLC taxation..?

Could you rephrase that? Do you mean what would the price ratio of the PSN be with DLC taxation? How should I know? I never even brought it up...

I'm just trying to give my perspective into how I would spin something if I was a MS spokesperson, just like how Sony people do as well (Nintendo doesn't have time to respond with all the money counting they have to do [lol j/k, please don't ban me]).

All companies over exagerate everything to at least some extent. I think, given with the information we have now, it would be in the best interest of MS to bolster their exclusive lineups with multiplatform games like Assassin's Creed 2 or Final Fantasy XIII, and games coming out near the next E3 (sorta like Sony did last year with MAG, GOW, HR, etc. Although they had plenty to showcase as well with LBP, R2, etc) like ME2, Alan Wake, SC: Conviction (I'm really sad how Ubisoft killed such a great franchise =( ), etc.

They should definetly showcase, in HUGE letters, the 30 million bench mark, to sorta kill a bit of the excitement out of Sony's boast that they broke the 20 million mark.

I'm also guessing that they're trying to appeal to the casual gamer, and that if they do have anything with the avatars they should showcase it. They should also showcase the online games that will utilize avatars like 1 vs 100.

So it kinda looks like last year, except without the goliath of a lineup they had for the holidays with GeoW, Fable, etc.

from what I heard Sony charges tax on Downloads...and what I meant by ratio is that...If in a year you download enough content over the psn to rack up 40 or more dollars then the PSN is not free on a yearly basis.....On XBL you are not Taxed for DLC purchases....Can you confirm that Sony charges tax for DLC purchases?