For the 3rd time it didn't happen while deving a game. I said it was still around when he was developing RE4 which was 3+ years after the PS2 had come out.Blackbond
In that case, your point is even more ambiguous as there's nothing in the article that says he got the DRE error that far into the system's lifespan. It just says he got it.
More Blackbond logic.
Man they must have done something positive to evade it :roll: If it never happend then you can't show me one as they did evade it.Blackbond
The point is not what they did to be served it, but rather what they did to deserve it. I've pointed this out multiple times and you ignore it constantly.
Microsoft purposefully left a flaw in their system. Sony did not. Do you honestly believe that an extended 3 year warranty is enough retribution for the former company to have to deal with for such a transgression?
Mikami's word isn't proof now?Blackbond
That segment of the article is in second person. It's not Mikami's word. And it doesn't even clarify the date of the breakdown as being around the time your suppose.
And yet Sony didn't do enough to warrent avoiding a lawsuit. Had they offered a warrenty to cover it they would have avoided it as well.Blackbond
By that logic (Blackbond logic), that's Microsoft's admissionof guilt over Sony's defense of what they believe to be a coherent product.
By not doing anything to benifit the consumer over the situation man. They didn't do squat they let you tought it out. What more do you need? An apology lol?Blackbond
You're selective quoting is very telling about your character: Divorce context; win argument. Doesn't work that way. Sorry.
Defending against the lip-service that DRE was running rampant does not equate to saying "tough luck." It means that they don't agree that their statistic of defectiveness warrants a ****action lawsuit--At the very most. To properly posit that they're saying, "tough luck," you'd need to find a quote from them that acknowledges the error is inherent to the system--Which is not true.
Still no proof. Sorry.
Like that 3 year warrenty and all those free 1 month LIVE things right?Blackbond
You completely avoided the rest of the sentence. You had no defense against it, so you divorced context again. Do I terrify you that much?
Customer: I'd like a reliable product please.
Microsoft: Sorry. Don't have any of that. But we do have a nice return policy.
Customer: I'd rather have a reliable product.
Microsoft: Tough luck.
Now imagine this being done to, at least, 10 million people and you'll get an accurate characterization of Microsoft.
How do I have no proof lol. Mikami was whining about this situation while RE4 was in development for Gamecube. Now tell me when RE4 came out again?Blackbond
First: finding a source that acknowledges the existence of the defect does not prove its alleged mass quantity.
Second: There is nothing in that article that says Mikami got the DRE around the time the RE4 was out. There is no specific timeframe clarified by him or the author.
Third: The writer does not give a direct quote on Mikami's DRE experience.
First: Whatever Mikami said about the PS2, it had nothing to do with DRE.
Blackbond
Again, I already clarified that I thought you were talking about his development phase of RE4.
FROM SHINJI MIKAMI:
CREATOR: RESIDENT EVIL - (Departed Capcom after Resident Evil 4 port announced for PS2. He is not involved with RE5)
''We all know the truth about Sony's consoles. If you don't, you have been living in a cave. DRE's or "Disc Read Errors" have become synonymous with Sony's poorly built machines. Some people even think they design their systems like this ON PURPOSE. And I am one of them.It's an idea called "Planned Obsolescence" and it's something automobile manufacturers have been doing for years.''...
Mikami worked with Sony for almost a DECADE, before he finally had the courage to speak out:
"Shinji Mikami, producer of Resident Evil and Devil May Cry, strongly criticized Sony and Square in a recent radio interview in Japan. Mikami accused Sony of purposely designing their consoles to break easily so that gamers will have to buy a replacement.He also said that Sony's high sales figures are helped by the fact that many gamers, himself included, have had to buy a second PlayStation and PlayStation 2."
From there, Mikami went on to accuse Sony of doing the same thing with their line of PCs, Walkmans, and cell phones. He asked why no one has complained about this and said that it was almost like cheating and committing a crime. The radio DJ tried to interrupt Mikami and shift the conversation to another topic, but when Mikami was asked if he thought SONY'S CUSTOMERS are FOOLISH, he replied, "YES."
Blackbond
Once again: You have no clarification in that article by Mikami himself that he received a DRE late in the PS2's lifespan. As a result, neither you, him, or the author, can claim with any sort of credibility was an extremely large problem at that time (or any time for that matter). He, like you, has no proof that the DRE is a planned obsalescence OR even merely an untamed one that got too big.
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