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"Well first of all, we haven’t stated that second-hand games… we haven’t made a statement on the second-hand games question," answered Gara. "There was a lot of reaction to a patent that was filed, which is a matter of course for a technology business like us, to file various patents at various times, many of which many never see any application but they are good to have depending on ideas that might be building."

"So what we’re here to do is offer the best value and the best gaming experience for gamers," he continued. "The answer to the pre-owned question isn’t clarified just yet and we’re working through that and we’ll announce our position in more detail as and when we can."

Neo Metallix

 

He did reveal some interesting info:
-PS4 is 10x the power of previous generations
-Time it took previously(months) during development will now take days
-1080p 60fps is definitely possible and a focus
-More seamless world fully imagined by the developers
-Cross platoform, cloud gaming
-85 games down to 15 core games during the current generation, allowing a smoother transition
-100 million delta of expenses
-5-10% increase in dev cost
-Battlefield 4 confirmed for PS4

Fenroar

Feb 26 2013, 02:08 PM

Neo Metallix

 

He did reveal some interesting info:
-PS4 is 10x the power of previous generations
-Time it took previously(months) during development will now take days
-1080p 60fps is definitely possible and a focus
-More seamless world fully imagined by the developers
-Cross platoform, cloud gaming
-85 games down to 15 core games during the current generation, allowing a smoother transition
-100 million delta of expenses
-5-10% increase in dev cost
-Battlefield 4 confirmed for PS4

10x the power of the previous generation? While it did look really nice, the graphics just didn't seem as big as a leap like PS2/Gamecube/Xbox to 360/PS3. Course, launch titles tend to not push the system to its very limits till later on in its life.

I still refuse to believe Sony or Microsoft will block used games. With Nintendo already allowing it, it just simply won't work if two companies block it while another allow it(And I especially don't think Sony will.).

VladDrakken(DAK)

May 21 2013, 12:55 AM

One, the system has many of the games I Bought from PSN, and I heard they would not allow for games from your PS3 system be transferred to the PS4(If you can still use your account to get them, then that works for me). I also haven't quite seen any games I'm interested in getting for the PS4 yet either(If anyone can point me to a video or something to their opening list of games I would appreciate it. Yes I live under a rock.)

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So far when it comes to Remote Play between the PS4 and PS Vita, we found out on February 20th that it would happen, with the official PlayStation website stating that we can play our “favorite” PS4 games on the Vita.

Today, “a trusted PlayStation 4 developer source with a proven track record for accuracy” talked to Digital Foundry and said that Sony is asking for Remote Play through the PlayStation Vita on all PS4 games, except the ones that require the PS4 Eye.

On Twitter, Shuhei Yoshida (@yosp), President of Worldwide Studios, was sent “I’ve just read all PS4 games will use the Remote Play feature. Is this true? I think it’d be great for both PS4 and Vita.” Here’s his response, confirming the news:

Yes, it’s true unless the game requires specific hardware like the camera. It will be great to play PS4 games on PS Vita.

So, as long as the usage of hardware that doesn’t exist on the Vita is a requirement, you’ll be able to play all your PlayStation 4 games through the PlayStation Vita’s Remote Play.

What’s the first game you think you’ll try via Remote Play? Let us know in the comments below.