The problem isn't money. It is that we can't customise it for our needs.
And why do you think they wouldn't let us customize every blade? Because it justifies the money for "official" themes. No one in general would pay for themes if people could just hook up a USB drive and transfer their own preferred images.
Do you pay for themes on Windows?
The sad thing is that some people do Remember Windowblinds?And why do you think they wouldn't let us customize every blade? Because it justifies the money for "official" themes. No one in general would pay for themes if people could just hook up a USB drive and transfer their own preferred images.
Do you pay for themes on Windows?
And why do you think they wouldn't let us customize every blade? Because it justifies the money for "official" themes. No one in general would pay for themes if people could just hook up a USB drive and transfer their own preferred images.
Do you pay for themes on Windows?
I'm with the group that believes MS should give out a new version of the "MS Points" currency which can only be redeemed for themes or user pictures. These can be distributed by, say, 1000 achievement points = 1 theme. This would partially encourage people to play their games more and get more value out of them, plus buying more games, while giving people the "free" themes they've been wanting since the bloody machine launched.
Im not a fan. Never have been. The colorscheme and -really- the paralyzing layers of happy horseshit have an overpowering flavor of Microsoft "My Money Pit" focus group bs. Not to mention the adds..... And the lag. It's so chunky and unintuitive.
Kinda reminds me of this --Im not a fan. Never have been. The colorscheme and -really- the paralyzing layers of happy horseshit have an overpowering flavor of Microsoft "My Money Pit" focus group bs. Not to mention the adds..... And the lag. It's so chunky and unintuitive.
That kind of talk is illegal inside the evil campus. Talk like that anywhere in Redmond and you'll be declared a witch.These console front ends should be designed with the user, not the shopper, in mind.
Can PS3 have multiple backgrounds?
I think the partitioning of XMB works out about right. At first the placement top-left threw me, as I felt it ought to be centralised like PSP, and how many shots of the XMB represented it. But its positioning is such that the selected items are centre screen. I haven't found much in it that strikes me as horribly wrong so far with my part-time viewings. It's not too hard to find where things hang out. Sometimes items go on for pages and pages, but I'm okay with that. I prefer that to one page crammed full of all the settings and options. Then again I'm the sort of person that runs all applications in large-o-vision and very rarely run multiple windows concurrently. I even close applications to remove junk from the task bar and then reload the application if I want it again!I can accept some people saying that it's intuitive, since it's fairly uniform most of the time. Though the claim that it's minimalist is nonsense in every way. Now the PS3 XMB, that I'd call minimalist (in appearances anyway), but in some cases, it's a little too much so.
At first the placement top-left threw me, as I felt it ought to be centralised like PSP,