Whenever somebody sends youa message on PSN, it gives you an option to "protect" the message. I recieved a message from a friend and accidentally protected it. I then un-protected since I didn't know what it meant. So what does it do? If I protect or un-protect a message, will it send a notification to my friend telling them about it? I'm not sure what it means.

[QUOTE="SilverChimera"][QUOTE="farnham"] how is the ps3 the better wii? i dont see a single game that has the potential to sell 20 million unitsHalf-Way

your right

sales=/=Better

but

Opinion=/= Fact

PS Move is NOT a Wii copycat. Sony designed the technology begind the Move way back in 2005. This video proves it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbSzmRt7HhQ

There you go. What do you have to say about that?

being worried about being hardcore is so not hardcore.

Riverwolf007

[QUOTE="PandaBear86"]One of the people on Joystiq website said he saw Rage running on a REGULAR Xbox 360. The dev kit Xbox 360 actually looks different than the retail version.dragonboot

They can't do that because the Dev kit 360 is larger and has some extra module to make it work properly.

Here is what the Dev 360 looks like:

See that massive thing on top where the normal HDD should be? Good luck cramming that thing into the standard console itself. You need that thing to make the dev kit work properly.

So there you have it :)

[QUOTE="lundy86_4"]

[QUOTE="dragonboot"]What if it is also used for marketing??? devs make the effort to send us bullshots. What would stop them from spending a million or so use dev kits to beef up the graphics of their game for about 10 minutes when they demo a game in front of journalists all over the world? I keep telling everyone here. I am on to something about dev kits. We gamers have been fooled too many times. We have to have some distrust when it comes to information presented to us from the media.dragonboot

Why are you working with "what ifs"? It was released to help with testing and debugging, as they didn't have enough RAM before. Adding 512mb isn't gonna allow them to pump up the graphics all that much, due to the CPU/GPU also being a big part of, you know, actually displaying graphics.

Your hypothetical, whilst unique, is severely flawed.