There's some great games in there, amirite? (Not a complete list, and games aren't released yet) Can you see how crowded the "shooter" genre is at this point? I'm starting to get to the point where it all feels like the same ol' same old.
So, am I just crazy, or are there other people out there who are hoping that 2008 gives us a stronger showing of other genres?
If Macintosh can do it with movies on iTunes, then Sony can do it theoretically with games on the PSN.
However, I would imagine that there would have to be a lot of negotiation to make sure everyone involved with rental games recieve a cut of the money they would make off of rentals.
If you don't know what I'm talking about, check out www.pandora.com.
Here's how it works: You can type in the name of any artist or song, and they will try to play similar music to that, and you can fine tune their playlist by giving each track a thumbs up or down. You'll find tons and tons of music you've never heard of but you may like a whole lot. This is in addition to pre-existing genre "channels", that you can still fine-tune in the same way if you'd like.
This would be a great asset to the PS3 to be able to take advantage of this great internet radio site imo. Having a tab like Folding@home in the music section on the XMB would be a great way to implement this. Anyone else think that this would be a good idea or realistic?
A couple of months with the PS3 and no problems. I have connection issues but that's because I have five other roomates sharing the same bandwith that the PS3 is on. I have to reiterate the comment that the PS3 is built like a tank.
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