New Technology
Lately while playing different games; borrowing a friends system, I realized that games have come a long way. There are games that are coming out with great new advancements that make game play easier and more realistic. Not only speaking about graphics, how the players in games look, but the added small things that many may not notice.
NBA 2K10 has come a long way from since it first dropped on in 1999 on Dreamcast. This year’s game includes an upgrade on presentation and commentary. Every time you turn on your console, the game will give you a list of all the days’ real NBA season match ups. It will always be giving real commentary stats during game play.
PSP has reached new heights with it PSP Go. With its smaller size and 16GB storage, the PSP Go will cost about $250. This will include Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It will also be able to download games directly to the console. PSP Go Weighs about 40 percent less than the PSP-3000, close to the same size as Apples I-Phone. PSP Go also has a full slide down control panel.
PS3 is putting video stores out of business. Playstation and Netflix are pairing up to make video game and movie streaming available. Soon to be available for everyone with a PS3 system, its just a matter of time. This advancement has started a decline of video sales from actual stores, blockbuster or planet Hollywood. Many have started to close down, laying off people left and right.
Online play has advanced tremendously. Online play went from playing against someone down the street to playing against those around the world. It has thus led to world wide communication in game play.
I could go on for days about the advancements but overall we know the extent of the matter. Gaming is reaching new heights and doesn’t seem on slowing down anytime soon.
http://www.gamespot.com/news/6210984.html?tag=other-user-related-content;3
http://www.gamezone.com/news/10_05_09_03_54AM.htm
http://www.thekoalition.com/netflix-coming-to-a-ps3-near-you/
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I have to ask: Would someone who has left gaming for 4 years be left behind? Or, would they bask in the new found glory of gaming? What I mean to ask is: Would someone who honed their skills on nintendo's and playstation1's be able to effectively apply those skills in newer games that have so many aspects of entertainment, or would they just be lost?
ReplyDeleteI believe that this is all a conspiracy. In 1999 I believe Xbox 360 and PS3 were created. I think that these companies put out game counsels that were not as great just to earn more money and to build up to the great gaming systems we have today. They understand that people always want the next best thing so they keep producing products so that they get more money and are able to charge 700 dollars for a game counsel.
ReplyDeleteHonestly the advancement in technology in the video game world rather scares me, and I question when it will inevitably cross over into all walks of life. Then there is the scariest question of all....when will the world from the movie "The Matrix" become real?
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