One quick thing about that... I did not hype this update. The instant they announced it, I knew it was minor, I was not excited for it at all. The problem is not that this update added minor features. The problem is that this update RUINED several aesthetic points of the XMB. The XMB used to be a graceful and beautiful system. Now, I cringe every time I see it.[QUOTE="bluem00se"][QUOTE="GloveDoesntFit"]
True .. nothing wrong with voicing an opinion ..
But there's a difference between voicing an opinion and whining like an ungrateful little school boy ..
Problem is everyone hyped themselves so much for the update ..
The people on these sites and others aren't the only PS3 users .. there are millions of us, some people can't deal with it .. they want want want want want want .. it's sad.
GloveDoesntFit
Your point?
Maybe I should have worded that differently .. many, upon many people hyped this update like it was an exclusive game ..
If you can voice your opinion in a mature manner than all the power to you .. but I LIKE the update, and the new look ..
So now the uproar of all these little boys gets to Sony and they change it? How is that fair to myself and others?
Problem is not everyone is going to be happy, which is understandable, but the way everyone is going off it's like the **** world is going to end ..
I understand that a lot of people are whining about it etc., but a lot of people are unhappy with it. More so than normal. A substantial amount of PS3 owners are not happy with it. I personally just want people to speak out if they don't like it, because we want Sony to know that a large portion of their loyal fanbase dislikes the update. Now, a fair solution would be to make those aesthetic changes optional. You already are given the option to change to font in the XMB. Why not give us the option to make the font a smaller size? And why not give us the option to take off the blur effect? The PS3 has a lot of customizability. It would be very easy for Sony to make those changes optional. I do have a theory about the blur effect though. I highly doubt that 'dynamic' backgrounds are blurred. Sony wants more people to buy the moving backgrounds, so what better way to do it than to ruin any free backgrounds we use? Just a theory, if they make the blur effect optional in the future I will disregard this theory.
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