Posted Mar 01, 2009 at 01:04PM by Isaac C.
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PlayStation Home's getting quite a bit of content in the days to come. According to a post from TedTheDog, we're finally getting the Street Fighter IV outfits in the next few weeks, and they're prepping up for a lot more games that will be supporting Home. The square will be updated maybe as early as this week, and they are also trying to figure out a way to let you play your own music, as well as sharing music with friends. Here's the complete list of updates from TedTheDog:
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» cool
All sounds good. I quite like Home and it's nice to see it grow. I would like to see the Uncharted space
All sounds good. I quite like Home and it's nice to see it grow. I would like to see the Uncharted space
» wow.
How is playing your own music from the HDD hard? If a complex, system resource-intensive game like KZ2 can let me play my music while resulting in zero framerate lag, then Home should too. I can understand the licensing issues though.
How is playing your own music from the HDD hard? If a complex, system resource-intensive game like KZ2 can let me play my music while resulting in zero framerate lag, then Home should too. I can understand the licensing issues though.
» It's not anything to do with specs
The problem is that the people who play the music don't have the rights to redistribute it, Sony can find some way of allowing us to play music inside Home but it will probably take a while
The problem is that the people who play the music don't have the rights to redistribute it, Sony can find some way of allowing us to play music inside Home but it will probably take a while
» kz2 ins't so powerful
It's not as system resource-intensive as you think, it was reported that it DOESNT push the broadband engine cell to its peak and it didnt even have to install. Just because it looks amazing doesn't mean it takes a whole lot of specs to support it, I dont see 1080p support for it.
It's not as system resource-intensive as you think, it was reported that it DOESNT push the broadband engine cell to its peak and it didnt even have to install. Just because it looks amazing doesn't mean it takes a whole lot of specs to support it, I dont see 1080p support for it.
» .
It's already known that KZ2 couldn't have music for it's SP since SP pushes the console more than the MP does. Guerilla already said they can push more out of the PS3 than they did with KZ2.
It's easy to just let people listen to music off their HDD. How is that redistributing it? Streaming is another story, but even then, it's not like you're GIVING them the files or anything.
It's already known that KZ2 couldn't have music for it's SP since SP pushes the console more than the MP does. Guerilla already said they can push more out of the PS3 than they did with KZ2.
It's easy to just let people listen to music off their HDD. How is that redistributing it? Streaming is another story, but even then, it's not like you're GIVING them the files or anything.
» kon_e3
It doesn't have an install cause they found a way through developing it, to not have one. I shouldn't have to remind you that Uncharted Drakes of Fortune a pristine new IP didn't have it either. I don't see how Killzone 2 not having an install means the game isn't powerful or good.
It doesn't have an install cause they found a way through developing it, to not have one. I shouldn't have to remind you that Uncharted Drakes of Fortune a pristine new IP didn't have it either. I don't see how Killzone 2 not having an install means the game isn't powerful or good.
» It's equivalent to a 'public performance'
@NarooN: I don't think that the legal problem is about 'redistributing' the music. If you're in an online lobby and you play a song, I would think it's a "public performance" --just like if you asked a bunch of people to come to some event at an auditorium that you charged them $5 each to attend: you're actually profiting, and using the music as an enticement to (or reward for) entrance. ...Now, you or I don't get any $5 entry fee from people if we took them to our personal space for a meeting and played tunes. However, what compounds the concept of "public performance" in this manner, is that Sony *does* get money for the gadgets in the space (or virtual clothing), as well as advertising money from their partners in Home.
@NarooN: I don't think that the legal problem is about 'redistributing' the music. If you're in an online lobby and you play a song, I would think it's a "public performance" --just like if you asked a bunch of people to come to some event at an auditorium that you charged them $5 each to attend: you're actually profiting, and using the music as an enticement to (or reward for) entrance. ...Now, you or I don't get any $5 entry fee from people if we took them to our personal space for a meeting and played tunes. However, what compounds the concept of "public performance" in this manner, is that Sony *does* get money for the gadgets in the space (or virtual clothing), as well as advertising money from their partners in Home.
» wow
finaly HOME is getting good staff to play music and the socom confrontation sounds amaizing!!!!!;)
finaly HOME is getting good staff to play music and the socom confrontation sounds amaizing!!!!!;)
» Nice
Nice update preivew. :)
Nice update preivew. :)
» very nice sony!
I wish the Uncharted space would be something big that players can explore (like caves, bridges, etc.)...
that would be epic.
I wish the Uncharted space would be something big that players can explore (like caves, bridges, etc.)...
that would be epic.
» is this only for scee
because america already has uncharted space and awesome to hear siren coming to other regions
because america already has uncharted space and awesome to hear siren coming to other regions
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