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Here's just some general news roundup:
- PS4 WILL NOT block used games: This was never even a rumor with the PS4, it came up with the Nextbox aka Durango. This was NEVER Sony-associated. Pull yer heads out of yer anal cavities. EDIT: You can also say this defeats the retarded rumor made here that it will be download-only.
*cough* http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-01-03-sony-patents-tech-to-block-use-of-second-hand-games *cough* Might want to change your sarky comment to 'This was NEVER PS4-associated [after all]'
- PS4 will cost $429.99, "Elite" model at $529.99: I brought this up multiple times earlier but since GBAtemp is clearly retarded, here's the actual source. I know you may go "lolkotaku", but this same source had all his other details confirmed in the presentation, such as the new Playstation Eye and DualShock 4. So this does have a fair amount of credit to it.
The announcement of the PlayStation 4 may have passed, but plenty of questions pertaining to the upcoming console remain unanswered. New details are emerging by the hour, and Joystiq has learned that while the PS4 will offer 4K output for video, the same cannot be said for games. This has its pros and cons, of course, notably that while you’re not going to be forced to spend big bucks on a gleaming new 4K TV, it also means you’re not going to be seeing games run at that incredibly high resolution, at least not yet.
I'm a bit shocked to see they named it PS4, since the number "4" closely sounds like death in Asian language (read Tetraphobia). Similar to here in US we tend to avoid the number "13" (Triskaidekaphobia).
Anyway I'm impressed by the specification of PS3. 8GB GDDR5 in unified configuration (shared by both CPU and GPU)? This clearly beats a mid-range PC gaming setup where data does not need to travel from DDR3 to PCIe to GDDR5. I can see PS4 can hold out for quite sometime assuming PS4 is successful.
I'm a bit curious on the controller though. Seems like Sony decided to integrate Move and Dualshock controller together, wonder how well it will work with motion control.
Got this from redmondpie:
I believe 4k TVs will be mass produced during the PS5 launch so... Yeah.
It's basically just like how most PS3 games only output at 720p even though the system does 1080p for video.
It is almost a complete 1:1 from the Ouya controller, aside from the PS button and the D-pad/analog stick location swap.The new controller actually doesn't look that bad.
Read the words in front of you. It's a pad, not a screen.
But the fact remains that Sony are still dabbling around with the whole idea. I'm not trying to defend my wonderful MS here, my guess is they're sorta both in this together: gone are the days of the 2 companies 'hating' each other: last years e3 was proof MS have Google & Apple in the radar, whilst Sony are just thankful they're still here....A miscellaneous patent doesn't equal "PS4 BLOCKS USED GAMES" considering there was nothing that said the PS4 would. It was a random patent.