Square responds to PS2 HDD removal
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Jaws said:max-pain said:
Yeah, prolly...I take it that the firewire port is still removed from PSTWO? If so, that was a backwards move, IMHO :?...and they expect the PSTWO to last for 10 yrs!
Hey! Retro gaming is coming back!!
london-boy said:Jaws said:max-pain said:
Yeah, prolly...I take it that the firewire port is still removed from PSTWO? If so, that was a backwards move, IMHO :?...and they expect the PSTWO to last for 10 yrs!
Hey! Retro gaming is coming back!!
...my gues is that they're sheparding everyone off the PS2 online scene (well what there is of it ! ) ...and moving everyone onto they're master plan, PS3 cyberworld, cyberbollocks, skynet world domination! one said:
Yeah, if only it worked a bit better. Or rather, more consinstantly...
jvd said:
I meant gmail sorry...
jvd said:
I heard he doesn't have any balls...
Anyway didn't you say you you work as a sales clerk in a videogame store in f'n jersey? Last I checked there wasn't many games developers located there, nor many offices for videogame companies either so I wonder how you keep "hearing" all this stuff you claim. It's not as if what you've "heard" has been particulary reliable either I might add. Have you been listening to Tony Soprano's dopey nintendohead kid perhaps?
one said:
Storage may be relatively cheap (one wouldn't have to store one copy of a patch per user either in this case), but bandwidth isn't. Not if you scale it up to cover hundreds of thousands of users each downloading tens of megabytes or more on a regular basis.
Also, most broadband subscribers are still stuck with relatively slow services, sometimes with speeds as low as 128-256Mbit, though it is improving. However, even with the limited memory capacity of a PS2 it still takes ages to even fill half of that space with a slow BB provider.
I would kill every single last one of you for 128Mbit service.
Guden Oden said:jvd said:
I heard he doesn't have any balls...
Anyway didn't you say you you work as a sales clerk in a videogame store in f'n jersey? Last I checked there wasn't many games developers located there, nor many offices for videogame companies either so I wonder how you keep "hearing" all this stuff you claim. It's not as if what you've "heard" has been particulary reliable either I might add. Have you been listening to Tony Soprano's dopey nintendohead kid perhaps?
I haven't worked there in a very long time , I once worked there . Your right about game developers and jersey , thankfully we have a great college that spits out alot of them (njit) and i was lucky enough to go for 3 years
Jaws said:
There are more people playing PS2 online games than Xbox online games.
Halo 2 could change that but for now SOCOM II is the console online champion in terms of numbers of participants.
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wco81 said:Jaws said:
There are more people playing PS2 online games than Xbox online games.
Halo 2 could change that but for now SOCOM II is the console online champion in terms of numbers of participants.
Not for long. Halo was Xbox's number one seller and has the most online ablities thus far. Considering many are buying Xbox Live for Halo 2 or are renewing their subscription, Socom II might lose it's tiara and title as prom night queen. 8)
no one big really , but they all have jobs .Ty said:
a friend of mine (who was a grade above me ) just got an internship with namco . Sorry to say i haven't had a chance to talk to him since he got the job (a few weeks ago)
Others are at small dev studios. Another was working on uxo as a lvl designer before the game went under .
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