VG247 has been kind enough to post the entire “See the Future” event that Sony held to reveal the PlayStation 4.
Check out the entire 2 hour show in the video below.
Sony’s “See the Future” PlayStation 4 Event
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Nintendo has finally given a launch window for their next console, while TJ is slightly distracted by the Chiefs.
This week’s news includes:
- Titanfall 3 is in development at Respawn
- As 2020 ends, so does FarmVille
- Among Us 2 cancelled in favor of ongoing work on the current game
- Amazon is also warning Xbox Series X preorder customers that their consoles might show up late
- Spider-Man PS4 owners can’t upgrade to the PS5 version for free
- Nintendo’s Switch successor will release before 2100
Let us know what you think.
Firmware 2.40, Epic Failure?Firmware 2.40, Epic Failure?
After finally catching a break and making some strides in the sales of PlayStation 3 consoles, Sony stumbles over a major firmware update, v2.40, causing customers minor to extreme pain across the board. Some PlayStation 3 consoles are having small issues while others are simply locking up.
In the end, Sony has decided to pull the update from their site “temporarily” while they fix the glitches:
“UPDATE: 7/2/2008, the PlayStation 3 system software version 2.40 has been temporarily taken offline and will not be available for download as our engineers examine any possible issues with this update. The Knowledge Center will be updated with information as it becomes available; please check back here for further details.”
Sony’s only response is “we’re looking into it” while the only way a consumer of a fried box is to get back online is to format and start over (saving their content to some other media device first of course). Or, they can ship it back for a minor charge of $150.00. Or, they can do as others have been, light up the sony forums.
(Thanks, 1up)
Episode 647: AdvertisingEpisode 647: Advertising
[This episode has been re-uploaded due to technical issues]
This week’s is pretty short, featuring a Sonic the Hedgehog and Halo discussion before delving into what’s okay and what’s not okay with in-game advertisements. The Gaming Flashback for this episode is the tripping Journey.
The news includes:
- PlayStation wants ads in its games, too
- Bugsnax leads late April Xbox Game Pass line-up
- Amy Hennig is taking another shot at making a Star Wars game
Let us know what you think.