I'm not quoting anymore cause posts are getting too long
-Your point about using flash on DS is horribly flawed, as was pointed out many times. DS uses massively smaller filesizes. DS's situation wouldnt work for PSP unless you want PSP games to be limited to 128 MB too. Hence the comparisons to Gameboy Color. You're comparing to completely dissimilar situations. What works for DS doesnt work for PSP.
-You tell me not to use false stats, then lie about optical hitting a wall. Which is different from your previous claim that they never go down. Make up your mind. Optical drives do get faster, they release faster and faster ones every year. PS3 has a 2x BRD, there are 8x drives now
-No such market? Yes there is. DD Is not for everyone
-Neither of those stats are fake, I've backed them up with sources before. The 75% of gamers preferring discs was backed up with 3 links! And considering I caught you making up stats, I'd have thought you'd try not to bring attention to yourself like that, hypocrite.
-My link says 6.5 MILLION NOT BILLION! 6.5 Billion is the entire population of the planet! That's 2 unit mistakes you've made now.
-No, you're not following. Cost is important, that's what the company looks at. Thats why optical was used in the first place. Flash costs more than UMD and always will. 3G costs even more than flash.
-Bluray wasnt forced on anyone
-Bad licensing agreements = contract law = the law
And to answer your question about some games not being on PSN with using in-house music, I already answered that. I said it also includes licenses like movies/sports leagues/etc. Plus Go is selling so poorly some devs see no reason to do so.
-I didn't ignore your kiosk numbers. I didn't dispute anything about it.
Like it or not, PSP2 games will be large. Even a 1 TB drive wouldn't be enough for a full generation. And Sony isn't stupid to take the chance of being short sighted like that. Expandable storage is a must.
-I didnt say theyd use full bluray discs. BLUMD would cost pretty much the same. And is still many times cheaper than the prices of the stuff you've been giving
-And you're again trying to ignore the site Sony set up for the sole purpose of getting our opinions. They aren't going to ignore the opinions they made a website to get.
-Downloading physical objects? Show me how we will download things like the Halo 3 helmet, the God of War III box, Modern Warfare Night Vision Goggles. Home replicators? You can't have a downloadable collectors edition. People dont even count DLC that comes with collectors editions as collectible!
-Gamestops (at least in canada) still use dialup, and my gamestop still has launch titles available new. I've said it before.
-The average user would have no problems with limits that are 75GB or greater, but the average user does not have a quota that large.
-"Yes there is a higher risk involved " And you just admitted Sony won't do it. You claim PSP games aren't selling well, yet you think Sony will want to cut the profits by more than half by switching to flash, or even 3g? You're not thinking like a business. Optical = more profit, more space for developers = better games. Ask yourself why Sony switched to optical in the first place even though solid state had all the advantages you claimed back then. Cost. And that advantage hasn't gone away, and as others have told you, never will.
-"Btw releasing the games on UMD2 would require sony get rights to the music again." Only if they're re-releasing PSP1 games on UMD2. Which they wouldn't, since PSP1 games would fit on UMD1. Part of the point of using UMD is so they can use PSP1 games. Your point was nonsense.
-Your point about using flash on DS is horribly flawed, as was pointed out many times. DS uses massively smaller filesizes. DS's situation wouldnt work for PSP unless you want PSP games to be limited to 128 MB too. Hence the comparisons to Gameboy Color. You're comparing to completely dissimilar situations. What works for DS doesnt work for PSP.
-You tell me not to use false stats, then lie about optical hitting a wall. Which is different from your previous claim that they never go down. Make up your mind. Optical drives do get faster, they release faster and faster ones every year. PS3 has a 2x BRD, there are 8x drives now
-No such market? Yes there is. DD Is not for everyone
-Neither of those stats are fake, I've backed them up with sources before. The 75% of gamers preferring discs was backed up with 3 links! And considering I caught you making up stats, I'd have thought you'd try not to bring attention to yourself like that, hypocrite.
-My link says 6.5 MILLION NOT BILLION! 6.5 Billion is the entire population of the planet! That's 2 unit mistakes you've made now.
-No, you're not following. Cost is important, that's what the company looks at. Thats why optical was used in the first place. Flash costs more than UMD and always will. 3G costs even more than flash.
-Bluray wasnt forced on anyone
-Bad licensing agreements = contract law = the law
And to answer your question about some games not being on PSN with using in-house music, I already answered that. I said it also includes licenses like movies/sports leagues/etc. Plus Go is selling so poorly some devs see no reason to do so.
-I didn't ignore your kiosk numbers. I didn't dispute anything about it.
Like it or not, PSP2 games will be large. Even a 1 TB drive wouldn't be enough for a full generation. And Sony isn't stupid to take the chance of being short sighted like that. Expandable storage is a must.
-I didnt say theyd use full bluray discs. BLUMD would cost pretty much the same. And is still many times cheaper than the prices of the stuff you've been giving
-And you're again trying to ignore the site Sony set up for the sole purpose of getting our opinions. They aren't going to ignore the opinions they made a website to get.
-Downloading physical objects? Show me how we will download things like the Halo 3 helmet, the God of War III box, Modern Warfare Night Vision Goggles. Home replicators? You can't have a downloadable collectors edition. People dont even count DLC that comes with collectors editions as collectible!
-Gamestops (at least in canada) still use dialup, and my gamestop still has launch titles available new. I've said it before.
-The average user would have no problems with limits that are 75GB or greater, but the average user does not have a quota that large.
-"Yes there is a higher risk involved " And you just admitted Sony won't do it. You claim PSP games aren't selling well, yet you think Sony will want to cut the profits by more than half by switching to flash, or even 3g? You're not thinking like a business. Optical = more profit, more space for developers = better games. Ask yourself why Sony switched to optical in the first place even though solid state had all the advantages you claimed back then. Cost. And that advantage hasn't gone away, and as others have told you, never will.
-"Btw releasing the games on UMD2 would require sony get rights to the music again." Only if they're re-releasing PSP1 games on UMD2. Which they wouldn't, since PSP1 games would fit on UMD1. Part of the point of using UMD is so they can use PSP1 games. Your point was nonsense.
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