ID-69 wrote:
kythunder wrote:
bookepride wrote:
I actually find it amusing that they teamed up with Facebook in a way and if the firmware stays the same at launch with the PS4, that can show our real names on our XMB profile. We've always been told don't give our personal info on these forums or etc and now it's all getting very "social" with our gamer friends. I don't really care, but it's weird how they went this direction.
dont matter to me since i don't even use FB and never plan to...im very anti-social like that..lol
Samma här. I have zero real life PSN friends and to my online friends I'm "ID".
But some people may like this feature.
Compared to my actual personality.. I am a whole different person online. I am a bit concerned about this, as it will kill online for us anti social people who use it as a way of escaping real life and creating a new name for yourself 
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RaiXku wrote:Compared to my actual personality.. I am a whole different person online. I am a bit concerned about this, as it will kill online for us anti social people who use it as a way of escaping real life and creating a new name for yourself
For me it's not about "escaping real life" or anything like that. IRL, I just like myself Incognito.
GuNz_52 wrote:
Hey wait, is this thing going to still use Blu-Ray? I'd hope so.
Yeah, 6x Drive if I recall on the spec sheet. PS3 is 2x I think. Some PS3 games were pushing 50GB so I wonder what the standard size will be for PS4 (25GB was the PS3's standard unless that's changed).
And for those of you who were concerned about used games:
I sat down with Yoshida a few hours after the PS4 reveal tonight and one of the first things I asked was whether used games would be blocked.
"Do you want us to do that?" he asked.
No, I said. I think, if you buy something on a disc, that you have a kind of moral contract with the person you've bought it from that you retain some of that value and you can pass it on.
Do you agree, I asked?
"Yes. That's the general expectation by consumers," said Yoshida. "They purchase physical form, they want to use it everywhere, right? So that's my expectation."
So if someone buys a PlayStation 4 game, I asked, you're not going to stop them reselling it?
"Aaaah," was Yoshida's initial answer, but seemingly only because he'd forgotten his line. "So what was our official answer to our internal question?" he asked his Japanese PR advisor. The advisor stepped in but didn't seem to answer clearly, at least to my ears. Yoshida then took control again firmly:
"So, used games can play on PS4. How is that?"
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