Comments on: PS4 Announcement: Watch PlayStation Meeting 2013 Here

By: MostDopeBoy98

MostDopeBoy98 — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 12:50:28 +0000

watched the whole thing it left me breathless at the begining overall good job cant wait for the PS4

By: IllustratedDEO

IllustratedDEO — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 03:12:08 +0000

foaming from mouth……..

By: hijuelagran0

hijuelagran0 — Thu, 28 Feb 2013 22:33:42 +0000

cant wait omg *O*

By: Krusnik871

Krusnik871 — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 22:25:35 +0000

The new PS4 is soooo beautiful and mesmerizing… Its leaving me both blind and stuck in a state of Awe!! …My looming concern is the potential cost for this beautifully powerful and innovative machine

By: syk1288

syk1288 — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 17:02:34 +0000

Is there going to be Party Chat? is the question I want to see answered.

By: Zerotex_BR

Zerotex_BR — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 13:41:44 +0000

I cant wait to see the market strategy for PS4 and all the games that is not been shown yet.

By: SpooNManX

SpooNManX — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 03:14:20 +0000

@525:
I meant online as in a few games such as Final Fight Double Impact and Bionic Command 2 wouldn’t start up when the PSN Network was hacked and down for weeks.

Sony has said they want your digital games to feel every bit as good as games you would buy a physical disc for. I don’t have a link for the video, but I know it’s out there.

Little doubt the PS4 is capable of emulating PS1/PS2/Mini’s, & some PSN content, but will Sony let us bring this over to the new PS4 is the big question.

If the answer is no, should be still be buying PSN games if we are going to move to the PS4 in December?
Is it worth it to play with these games for a few months? I’m not sure it is.

I love systems that support older legacy games. The original PS3 that played all PS1/PS2/PS3 seemed like an ultimate collector’s system and it’s sad to see this go away

For example I bought Tekken 2 for the PSX. I then again on PSN. Will I buy Tekken 2 a third time just to keep it on a convenient system? No.. Will Sony try to sell it again to PS4 owners? Probably.

By: YungShep

YungShep — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 01:45:34 +0000

@524 games go offline as time pass, nothing new there. you’d be faced with the same problem if those same developers stop supporting the game post ps4 release, so what are you left with, the satisfaction of enjoying the game, but still have the risk of losing dlc that you purchased…happens. i got a few ps3 games that have lost online support (mgs 4, calling all cars , nba jam) just examples. and we almost lost online support for Demon’s Souls.

By: SpooNManX

SpooNManX — Sun, 24 Feb 2013 23:50:03 +0000

If Sony really want to compete with Nintendo and Apple (namely Apple) they better let us bring our digital collections over to the PS4. Both Apple and Nintendo have done this (All iOS software since iOS 1.0 will work on iOS 6.2 (IE iPad 3rd gen and iPhone 5 plays all of your old purchases).

Nintendo Wii-Ware and Virtual Console purchases are transferable to the Wii U..
Sony better not make the mistake and assume we are going to be fine without that.

I have been buying Sony products since day 1 (I was second in line in NYC to buy a PlayStation in 1995) and have remained faithful to Sony, but if the PS4 wipes the slate clean and all of our PSN content goes with it I will no be buying a PS4.

Sony better listen to their core audience on this one…

And yes I know I can just keep my PS3, but what you may not know is that there are some PS3 games that require net connections and those servers will go down probably pretty soon after the PS4 launches.. So say goodbye to all of those games and DLC purchases.

By: SpooNManX

SpooNManX — Sun, 24 Feb 2013 23:44:03 +0000

“PS4: The Full Story”
would probably include a picture of the console, pricing, and details on how we will be able to transfer our PSN Plus account (with trophies, games, etc..) over to the PS4, but that’s just me. :P