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Sony teams up with Nielsen to track game ads3 Jul 2007 22:10 Press start to enjoy Funyuns® brand Onion Flavored RingsIn game advertisments...By Anonymous Coward
Posted Wednesday 4th July 2007 07:09 GMT
could help sony get a little more money back from the current user base, but it will certainly scare away most new users, who rather pay for their network access (xbox360) than get ads while they are playing. On the other hand, the wii has open internet access (with the opera browser) and you can actually own the titles you purchase and play web based games with pc users. Sadly the weakest platform (the wii) seems to be the only one that is at least partially open for users and hobbyst developers. I disagreeBy Michael Corkery
Posted Wednesday 4th July 2007 12:10 GMT
if some advertising round the fringes is the cost of free online gaming, happy days. If I already have to pay my ISP, I'm not giving MS another cut of my salary for gaming that's free elsewhere. I've used online gaming for ps2 and psp and enjoyed it, but would balk at paying for it. I'd say some people have more money than sense, but since we're discussing early days next-gen consoles, it might be unwise... The period for commenting on this story has finished |
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