Sony Get your own Ideas
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Copy this, and is the original poster already gone!? Going back to 4th grade to play with Cartman!spuddyt said:
I'm sorry UnknownIncognito, but I've seen you flame and troll plenty in the past (joke thread, anyone?) and so you are the last person who should start having a go at a new user. Why don't you GTFO the Escapist, if you don't like what newer members are posting? The guy's new, he wasn't to know, so cut him some slack. If he'd ammassed something like a few hundred posts by now, or was generally more active, then fine, report and move on and leave it at that. But now? Give the guy a chance, don't just post flaming crap like this. You're one of the guilty few I've seen and you've lasted this long (not sure how) so don't start on the new users, you arrogant tosspot.UNKNOWNINCOGNITO said:
Right, now I'm going to get back on topic before I end up derailing this any more. Quite simply, people have always stolen ideas, there's very little that's truly original anymore. It's been a staple as far back as Shakespeare, and even further than that. Shakespeare used ideas stolen in a way from old stories and legends, and his marketing was pretty much the norm for the time as well (i.e. make you're plays bawdy and full of double entendres so the masses will love it). Even the ancient Greeks did that sort of thing with their plays, legends, stories and so on. I'm aware you're referring to ideas on marketing, production, distribution and all that sort of thing rather than plot and so on, but the point stands nonetheless. Every company steals ideas from others, it's a side effect of competition which itself is a staple part of capitalism, so in the modern day it's hardly surprising. To be honest, I'd be much more surprised if Sony actually did come up with their own ideas...
Did he create those avatars before the 80s? Because Miyamoto came up with the concept around that time, but how it could be implemented into a game halted development.The Rockerfly said:Actually I read an article a while ago in edge magazine that the guy who gave microsoft the ideas was the guy who created the whole avatar thing before the wiixxhazyshadowsxx said:
Can't remember the name of the game though
I would answer if I knew what you meant with your opening post OP. As it is, fish, squid lettuce. Bison is good after kitties!
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Translation:Ninjaghostdog said:
So I will be buying the PS3 title Infamous this week and here is an interesting bit of information I found.
Way back in 2007, I got CrackDown and it came with the Halo 3 multiplayer beta, that is really cool!
Now it is 2009 and I am getting Infamous with and Uncharted Multiplayer demo, hmm... That seems to be unusually similar to CrackDown.
There have also been rumors that Sony is creating a motion controller suspiciously similar to the Wii remote, While the 360's motion control prospects are much more original
I don't personally remember a 360 motion controller in development, and the inclusion of a demo with a full game is a good idea, not a rip-off of something done on the 360. Sony doesn't have their own ideas? Like that 360 platformer with weaponized cuteness and the complete developer tools at your disposal? Or that hilarious third person shooter about a cat like creature and a small robot in the future?
Sony totally doesn't have original games.
/mocking