Comments on: Sony Goes Big For Its Small Online Games

By: BoringClassGames

BoringClassGames — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 09:38:46 +0000

Sony is going to be even richer. From music to video games to online games to >???. PSP is very popular these days. I never fail to see someone with it wherever i go.

By: Wayne Helmore

Wayne Helmore — Sun, 11 May 2008 07:31:45 +0000

Wow! a very nice article. Sony will boost up the online gaming in Internet

By: Cynagen

Cynagen — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 03:22:14 +0000

It'd be interesting to see some of the SOE properties get ported over to PS3, which is entirely possible due to the PS3's harddrive which can store patches for games that have been updated. Frankly, i'd love to see Planetside (SOE property) ported over to work on PS3, and allowed into the exact same servers. It would not only boost the game's population and allow for more stimulating game play (more people=more fun in this game), it would also give some of us weirdo pc/console players the option to play one way or the other. I know Sony can do it, Square Enix did with Final Fantasy XI, both the PS2 and PC versions go to the same universe. Let's start bringing some decent MMOs to consoles, let some of those folks in on what they've been missing out on for forever.

In response to Robert Bardou: Bringing social networking sites and blogs to a PS3 would not help it at all, in fact I do believe that it would be a serious waste of time. We don't need to send this console down the shitter, it's already in the bowl. Let's try to keep the "stfu", "lulz", and "bloggers" out of a system that already has few followers. Nobody would buy a PS3 if there was some integrated widget or something for myspace or anything, and would be of little use to most of the people already on myspace since they more than likely already have a computer.

By: Robert Bardou

Robert Bardou — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 16:22:04 +0000

I think they will have achieved a result of impact on online world more quickly if will begin immediately with blogs and blogosphere, and with social networks.

By: The Doctor

The Doctor — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 11:41:28 +0000

vgchartz has got to be one of the worst trackers out there. I mean, let's call it as we see it. Did you see the horrific job it did with Feb. sales? Now publishers and manufacturers are speaking out against it and you have the balls to cite it? get with the program.