Maybe if the rumor of buying onlive or that other company is true, they use the ads for that. Or maybe it's just a way for them to get royalties from companies that want to use the method.
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There's a difference between intrusive adds which can be visible no matter where you are in the XMB and the adds Sony put in a nice section that can be disabled. We are talking about intrusive adds like the method this thread is about which can potentially appear in a future game. That's why people are reacting to you.
In all honesty, the "what's new" section is relevant and very informative about the happenings in the store without having to open the store itself.
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I'm fine with Sony putting ads in the XMB, having the whats new thing full of ads, Its all fine. I just don't want my games to be interrupted like it sounds like it may be. Unless there was an ad that allowed me to instantly order a pizza, then I'm 100% behind that.
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This is a terrible idea! Even if the commercials were shown during the load screenss, I'd never agree to it!
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I don't see why Sony even needs to put ads. They wan't money, surely. But this would be crossing the line.
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I'll find one for you but why? Can't you take my word for it? I was around back then and have a good memory. Here's an example of a thread directly responding to the people that claimed that rumble (vibration) was last gen AFTER Sony lost the lawsuit.
http://www.psu.com/forums/showthread...ck-IS-next-gen
Sony itself called vibration "last gen" (without admiting the reason as being the lawsuit).
http://www.psu.com/a003039/Snag-a-DualShock-3-for-$4999?page=0
"Sony initially dubbed the feature as "last generation" when it was announced the Sixaxis wouldn't contain the capability, but they've since had a complete reversal on their stance. "
http://www.psu.com/a001411/Kojima-Pr...eatures?page=0
NYFAN said: "Personally I could give a rats butt that they brought it back. I see it as last gen tech but like I said before everyone whinning that it wasn't there now have it back so just be happy and quit complaning."
And finally, here's one thread I just found (trust me there are plenty more if you care to look):
http://www.psu.com/forums/showthread...that-important
Carsonal: "I dont think a vibrating controller is important at all.
If you want rumble, turn the sound system up full blast."
Kauldron: "Rumble is not an integral part of the gaming experience as far as I'm concerned. "
Lirion: "I wont miss the rumble because I don't even notice it anymore when i play games. "
Jilippone: "I personally won't miss rumble in most cases it was just annoying."
Coness: "Rumble is down right annoying...I always turn that @@it off when I play anyways. The only benefit I see is if there were some nudy game that required it...u know wat im sayin....?
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ninjaboy: "Bah, rumble, I hardly notice it when it's off or on so I guess I like sixaxis more. "
xero19: "personally i dont give an f...am really looking forward to dis sixaxis thing u nahmean.1 "
Lazerblade22 (I find this one completely outrageous): "
The first dualshock controller wasnt standard until around 1998.
The psp does not have any force feedback
Computers dont have force feedback on mice or keyboards.
I'm pretty sure that they could've put rumble in the ps3 controller, but if they did that, that'd affect its overall durability, make it heavier, and it'd interfere with its motion sensing.
I think kaz put it best when he said: ""If you're playing a flying game and you shoot a rocket and the controller shakes, then you'll likely crash.""
This guy had a good crystal ball (except for the "stole" part): "The company who sony stole the dualshock technology from have said it is easily possible to have both rumble features and tilt sensitivity. I'm telling you, there will a new official pad next year that has both, i'd wager my nads on it!! "
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As usual it's a really good idea to get all upset about something you know nothing about, please show me where in the patent it says interrupt a game. It keep saying interactive content which could be streaming games but probably more likely movies or tv shows in which case most movie/streaming sources that have newer content all get interrupted with ads. It makes more sense if you combine that with the rumors of them purchasing a streaming service, and rumors about them offering streaming options for movies and tv.
Realistically the future of TV is better off if the cable and satellite companies can be removed completely, but even then companies still need revenue so ads aren't going anywhere. Most likely it's tech that will make the ps4 into a real streaming device and add content to the ps3, or possibly free to play games with ads at certain parts with the option of buying the game to remove ads, pretty standard among most casual phone games these days
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If we are talking about pairing ads in games like commercials on free tv I would be ok. If they are putting these commercials in the game and these are paid for by the sponsors and the game would be free then I am all for it. I can stand some ads for a free game. The games I pay for however..I don't want it.
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Soldier,
So isn't that derailing the thread then? Instead of talking about if the new method of advertising is good for gaming we are talking about if we like the "what's new section". Are we saying a section of Playstation media news is in the same league as ads in game then? Far from it in my opinion.
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Now if you go back to your earlier comment and Morganator's, you will see that you both were talking about people "cheering" about any decision Sony makes.
The most I've seen in those posts is that they're ok with it. I was ok with it too, I rarely use my rumble feature, it's nice to have it but I play competitive online games and I can't play without turning it off.
That's far different than cheering Sony for their decisions. I was OK with their decision in that matter.
Now, since you both did generalize, you're still off point. If you can show us at least one person "now" that was even ok with Sony's decision "back then"...you can make the generalization.
Otherwise, it's just a rant.
Not until we just spoke about it.
Yes we are lol. We are specifically talking about the way these ads will be displayed...intrusively.
No one would care if there was no possibility of that.Last edited by Sufi; 06-02-2012 at 14:22.
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