I called it in January. Bluray would destroy HDDVD and Sony would do major damage with two blockbuster bundles: I Am Legend, and Dark Knight.
Well, I was wrong about I Am Legend. Probably not a big deal since the movie wasn't all that. But Dark Knight is another story. Sony has a chance for the Mother of All Bundles. PS3: Dark Knight Edition/Bundle. The only question is, does Sony's marketing team have the chutzpa to pull it off?
Past performance says not, but just think about it... Dark Knight Bluray, can't be played on Xbox no way, no how. How about a little payola to Warner for a time exclusive. Available months before general release, in time for Christmas, on with the PS3 bundle?
Sony has some strengths over MS that can't be matched and they're doing nothing with them. Bluray being the primary advantage. This may be the last opportunity to drop the Blu-mother load on MS. The only question is, does Sony have the balls.
This looks like a great way to play.
Rocksmith+, the award winning music-learning app that teaches you guitar and piano with thousands of hit songs, is coming to PlayStation and Steam on June 6, and is available to wishlist now on both platforms.
EA says the next Battlefield game is being built by the "largest Battlefield team in history," and confirms the game is in a playable state.
“I’ve just spent a whole bunch of time with the collective Battlefield team, playing what they’re building and it is going to be another tremendous live service.”
It's just what gamers want, more live service garbage.
What Henderson has leaked so far is that ... even though the dev size's large, they are playing safe this time,
so I am guessing big budgeted BF3 2.0 ... fingers crossed
We don't need thousands of workers wasting their time and effort, for many years, on a live-service project nobody asked for.
Just take a dedicated small team and create a cool Battlefield GAME. Not a service, but a game. As in 10-12 Conquest maps, 4 classes, cool gameplay, done. That's it.
That doesn't need 3-4 years of development. That doesn't need thousands of employees. Just go back to basics; Release a cool game, let gamers buy and enjoy that game, and 1-2 years later you release a sequel. No 'service', no subsciption, no DLC, no seasons. Just a game. On its own. Done. 50 bucks.
This one is tricky with just a keyboard but here is a look at the early part of the game.
So if I understand this correctly, you want a PS3 bundle with The Dark knight on Blu-ray months before Warner launches the DvD which you will be able to play on the 360 or any DvD player? I don't see why Warner would do this, but that's just me.
That would boost Blu-Ray player sales a boat load, and Could cause people who want to buy a PS3 to fall of the edge. This would bring a whole lot of money to Sony, but for Warner, I don't know how much it'd give them, even with a payload from Sony they might not get that huge paycheck quick enough. A few months seems a little outrageous, A month max I think, If they did it at all.
But I can picture it now, The Dark Knight being an Exclusive Blu-Ray title for a bit, and maybe even exclusive download off of the PSN video store.
i tihnk someone has been reading this blog closely, look
http://www.engadget.com/200...