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Pretty much anyone at a Gamestop who is at least 1 or 2 on the list will get one.
Pretty much anyone at a Gamestop who is at least 1 or 2 on the list will get one.
Jeepers, that's an oft abused term by way too many people. Frankly, I like being able to own my toothbrush without the government having too many strings attached. And a PS3. Besides, what does capitalism have to do with a shortage of blue-violet laser diodes? Wouldn't they be even more scarce under socialism, if they existed in any numbers at all??...Ahhh, the beauty of capitalism!
Well certainly it would be Sony exercising their strong arms in capitalism by beating the drums for the PS3 when they know damn-well they aren't going to have enough to make anyone happy. Increase demand, keep supply low, you theoretically would make more money. Theoretically of course, since Sony has to control the prices at the various stores. But, there is money to be made on the internet... And people will do it. I wouldn't be surprised to see quite a few PS3s go on eBay for over $1000...
Because obviously MS didn't do the exact same thing, going even further and having their own MTV special during MTV's prime viewing time. I mean, there's no way that MS was beating on their chest trying to get everyone and their mother to buy a 360, "when they know damn-well they aren't going to have enough to make everyone happy" (your words, not mine).
Funny how that blind bias plays out huh? By far the silliest post you've ever made.
I'm quite positive that when Microsoft launched the 360 and the regular XBox with their incredible pop culture parties, ads and shows that they had far more than 400,000 and 500,000 (respectively) systems to launch; and that when "MS was beating on their chest trying to get everyone and their mother to buy a 360" they at least had enough systems for anything resembling a decent hardware launch.Because obviously MS didn't do the exact same thing, going even further and having their own MTV special during MTV's prime viewing time. I mean, there's no way that MS was beating on their chest trying to get everyone and their mother to buy a 360, "when they know damn-well they aren't going to have enough to make everyone happy" (your words, not mine).
Funny how that blind bias plays out huh? By far the silliest post you've ever made.
Final Fantasy XIII Update
Nomura and Toriyama speak about the two upcoming PS3 blockbusters.
November 8, 2006 - Motomu Toriyama and Tetsuya Nomura are currently working away in Square Enix's Shinjuku office on two of the biggest PS3 titles for the next couple of years: Final Fantasy XIII and Final Fantasy Versus XIII. While there hasn't been much in the way of new information since both games debuted at this year's E3, Dengeki PS3, a one-time publication released to coincide with the Japanese PS3 launch, managed to score some commentary from the two.
Toriyama, director of FFXIII, commented a bit on the differences between the PS2 and PS3 versions of the game. FFXIII was originally in development for the PS2, but underwent a platform change following May 2005.
There is apparently very little shared between the two versions. The graphical elements that were prepared for the PS2 couldn't be used, explained Toriyama. "The areas that we kept are the Fabula Nova Crystallis world, the pieces of the mythology related to FFXIII, and the character details. On the other hand, the battle and gameplay systems were restarted from scratch when production moved to the PS3."
The development staff also underwent some changes. "During development for the PS2, the staff was centered on the Final Fantasy X-2 team. However, in an effort to work with the new PS3 hardware, many new staff members are now taking part."
Nomura, director and character designer for Versus, discussed the difficulties of working with the new hardware. "The hurdles are greater than they were in the move from the PS1 to the PS2," said Nomura. To deal with the transition, Square Enix has all its programmers gather together to work under FFXIII producer Yoshinori Kitase on the White Engine that will power Square Enix's next generation titles. "We're probably at the point where we could make a PS3 title. However, we're currently researching how to fully tap the specs."
It seems as though we'll have to wait a bit to see anything real time from Versus. "Things like real time footage and specifics on areas like the battle system will come once the White Engine is complete," explained Nomura. "We're currently working hard on the development of [the White Engine], and once it's done, we'll have to research what can be done with it. Of course, we do have an idea of what we'd like to do."
The White Engine, it should be noted, isn't just something being made for Final Fantasy XIII. Square Enix will go through many versions of the White Engine over time, according to Nomura, with different games being developed using different versions of the tools. "It's sort of like FFXIII is there as a target. FF Versus XIII will also use the White Engine, and it will be tuned for FF Versus XIII."
The magazine asked the two creators about their opinions on the Tokyo Game Show. "There were more games running on real hardware that I'd expected," said Toriyama. "We're working hard to get FFXIII playable early as well."
Nomura commented on the titles that caught his eye at the show. "Of course, Metal Gear Solid 4. But personally, I'm excited about Devil May Cry 4. I was surprised that they've already shown something in a working state. Also, maybe Gyakuten Saiban 4?"
And the big question, will these Square Enix power players be buying the PS3? "I'm waiting to purchase a plasma television with a PS3," said Toriyama. "Once you've seen video through HDMI, there's no going back."
We'll let you know if we spot Toriyama or Nomura in line on launch day.
That's why I call him Mr "I'll say anything" Peter Moore
Pes/Winning elven exclusive to the 360 - check
RE exclusive to the 360 - check
Exclusive GTA4 contents for the 360 - check
this guy is just like the company he works for, ridiculous.
**PS network use single ID for all PS3 games:***
http://www.ps3land.com/article-960.php
Anyway, talking about this is pointless, as we clearly know that YSSMAN think Sony is a terrible company, this is reflected frequently in his posts.
I saw the PS3 at Best Buy the other day. There was another guy playing it (Motorstorm). For some reason, the PS3 is actually running in HD on the kiosk, something they never quite got right on the 360.
It looked good, sure.. but nothing groundbreaking. Nothing the 360 can't do. Although I'll be honest in that after playing Gears of War for a couple days now, it's hard to be impressed with most of what's out there.. hehe.
I picked up the second controller that wasn't being used, so I did get a feel for that. It's built solidly enough, but it is very lightweight compared to almost every other controller I've ever held. So it does end up with kind of a "flimsy" feeling just because of that. The sticks seem looser than the ones on the PS2. The triggers were pretty nice, though, good movement.
One rumor I read ended up being true... the "display" PS3 wasn't actually doing anything. No power lights, no cables, nothing. Just looking pretty. And yes, it was quite pretty.. hehe.
Duċk;2479348How was Motorstorm?
I hope the PS3 doesnt have a huge ugly powerbrick like the 360, although judging by the PS3's size its got plenty of room inside it!
PS3 Manual is now online:
http://manuals.playstation.net/document/en/ps3/current/index.html