If only there was some type of media that doesn't need to be stored on servers. That you could somehow store locally and play it whenever you want. Some kind of physical media if you will. Seems...
If only there was some type of media that doesn't need to be stored on servers. That you could somehow store locally and play it whenever you want. Some kind of physical media if you will. Seems like Sony should look into that.
Well, at least we have internet and can download games from there even after they are no longer for sale. And we also have hackers and crackers that allow usage of such downloaded games and...
Well, at least we have internet and can download games from there even after they are no longer for sale. And we also have hackers and crackers that allow usage of such downloaded games and microSD cards.
Wouldn't it be great if we didn't need any of this? If the company that makes the hardware did that for us in the beginning?
The PlayStation store on PS3 will close in select markets later this year, including Mexico, Honduras, and Nicaragua starting in August, with “additional Latin American and Middle Eastern countries” to follow in late 2026.
The shutdown across both PS3 and PS Vita “in all other countries” will take effect in July 2027. After this date, Sony says that console owners will be unable to purchase new content, but can continue downloading games they’ve previously purchased “for the foreseeable future” after the deadline passes.
If only there was some type of media that doesn't need to be stored on servers. That you could somehow store locally and play it whenever you want. Some kind of physical media if you will. Seems like Sony should look into that.
Well, at least we have internet and can download games from there even after they are no longer for sale. And we also have hackers and crackers that allow usage of such downloaded games and microSD cards.
Wouldn't it be great if we didn't need any of this? If the company that makes the hardware did that for us in the beginning?