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Here's Playstation 4
No online requirement, no used game block, fee to play online.
Sony clarified several points around the Playstation 4 in the night's press conference at E3 in Los Angeles. In a series of direct kick against Microsoft, Sony CEO Jack Tretton clear that the Playstation 4 will not have any used game block. This means that you can sell, trade in, lend or give away their games as they wish.
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In addition, the machine does not have any on-line verification requirements. Microsoft Xbox One requires that you connect to the network once a day in order to verify that you have your licenses in order, otherwise you will not play your games. Playstation 4 will have a similar control.
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Sony could not restrain himself, but packed his message into the humor of a video that demonstrates how you can lend games to friends on PS4. The only people who do not laugh at this one works probably in Microsoft
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Playstation Plus membership from Vita and Playstation 3 are transferable to Playstation 4 At the same time it emerged that it is no longer free to play online on the PlayStation 4, you must have a PlayStation Plus membership that cost five dollars a month to access the online portion of the game.
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The award was also announced. The machine will be launched in Europe and the United States for 399 Euro / Dollar, which corresponds to 4000 NOK with taxes and fees. So $ 100 / euro less than the Xbox One.
Video of the year award
and an oscar too for b.tch slaping microsoft so hard that they feared in asia a new tsunami
Troll at its best
I love this :D
here is xbox humiliating itself