Games have changed.
It’s no longer about discs, shelves, or ownership. It’s an endless series of licenses, served by storefronts and servers.
Games—and their consumption of collections—have become a well-oiled machine.
Games have changed.
Account-tagged players carry account-tagged keys, use account-tagged downloads. Always-online checks inside the client enhance and regulate access.
License control, store control, patch control, catalog control… everything is monitored and kept under control.
Games… have changed.
The age of ownership has become the age of access, all in the name of averting catastrophe from used copies and piracy, and he who controls the storefront, controls the library.
Games… have changed.
When the catalog is under total control, games become licenses.
#PhysicalMediaMatter #mgs4
Si tuviera una moneda por cada vez que una chica llamada Diana cortó conmigo sin ser novios ni ná, tendría 2, lo que no es mucho, pero es curioso que haya pasado dos veces
Damas y caballeros… todo camino tiene su final y el de @RafaelNadal llega ahora. Se retira el tenista, nos queda su legado.
Hiciste feliz durante 20 años a todo un país. Tus victorias y tus lágrimas fueron las nuestras.
Gracias, Rafa.
Ayer, hoy y mañana.
Eres eterno.
I've preserved Katamari Damacy Mobile, a preloaded game on the P904i. It comes with one stage, but it's impressive to see an i-mode port of a PS2 game! @m3M0RyHuN73R figured out that it could only run on the DoJa 5.0 SDK due to its OpenGL implementation.