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- by greenlantern88 June 7, 2008 10:21 PM PDT
- What are you talking about , Xbox Live is very different from this idea Sony is trying to put out. It is basically behind the scenes for games... We have a channel for this and its called G4.. I don't see how Sony actually believes people will actually pay for this piece of crap behind the scenes stuff. Xbox charges for content, content people want and have been willing to pay for. Where as Sony has yet to make up online content that people feel is worth spending their disposable income on. And with the World moving into a slower growth period i just don't see how this would help attract people to the PS3, if anything it is yet another feature that Sony will take a loss on.
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