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		<title>E3 Day 2: The Sony Keynote of Becoming Microsoft-y</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Sony E3 Conference, for lack of better words, was pretty good.  There was no shocking &#8220;OH SNAP&#8221; moment nor was there any counterpunch to Microsoft&#8217;s own shocker.  At the same time, their conference seemed to be very balanced (albeit shooter heavy) in regards to the features they would be providing in the future with [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Sony E3 Conference, for lack of better words, was pretty good.  There was no shocking &#8220;OH SNAP&#8221; moment nor was there any counterpunch to Microsoft&#8217;s own shocker.  At the same time, their conference seemed to be very balanced (albeit shooter heavy) in regards to the features they would be providing in the future with a strong focus on PSN and PSP.<br />
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The conference started with President and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment of America, Jack Tretton reiterating the 10 year life cycle of the Playstation 3 and that the two years into the PS1 lifecycle they didn&#8217;t even have Grand Theft Auto and Gran Turismo.  So we&#8217;re just getting into what the PS3 can do, case in point Metal Gear Solid 4.  Ok, I can buy that.</p>
<p>Following this was a demo of Resistance 2 and then a discussion of Sony sales, powered by an extremely cute Little Big Planet demo.  If Little Big Planet can do this, then I&#8217;m in line day 1: this was neat and all financials should be done this way.</p>
<p>Then came a kind of strange focus on the still-alive PS2.  Tretton stated that this year there will be more than 130 PS2 games.  Moreover, the pricepoint of the core system is sticking to $129.  Really?  Are you serious?  C&#8217;mon now, I know you&#8217;re PS2 is still selling tons and tons but where&#8217;s the worlds-more-important PS3 stuff?</p>
<p>Playstation Network was the next focus, beginning with the announcement of the downloadable title Ratchet and Clank:The Quest for Booty.  It&#8217;s pretty incredible that full original games a la WiiWare will be coming to PSN: this game looks just like Future Tools of Destruction and will be available for like $15 online.   Not mentioned during the conference was FLOWER and Pixeljunk Eden (out July 31st apparently), but PSN is really starting to shape up.  The quote of the night from Jack was a jab at XBLA&#8217;s mass library of crap: &#8220;We&#8217;re not interested in filling up our stories with titles no one wants to play just so we can say we have the most.&#8221;  Oh snap.  Small mention of Home which read to me &#8220;It&#8217;s coming, just be patient!&#8221;  We&#8217;ve been patient for like a year!</p>
<p>At the end of the PSN talk came the introduction of a HD/SD video rental service.   Though it does not seem streamed to the machine like the XB360-Netflix partnership, this service allows you to purchase and download hi-def/standard-def movies onto the disk for a nominal fee, as well as transfer movies onto the Playstation Portable to go abroad.  The kicker?  It&#8217;s available TONIGHT.  This was an awesome announcement.</p>
<p>Speaking of the PSP, a string of new titles were formally announced that piqued my interest.  Super Stardust Portable was mentioned and boy am I excited&#8230;I still play Super Stardust HD.  I&#8217;ll also be Pon Pon Pata Pon-ing whenever Patapon 2 comes out (though I do need to finish this).</p>
<p>There was a quick God of War 3 trailer.  Rawr, Kratos is angry again!</p>
<p>All in all, I liked the conference with a single complaint: can we get some non-shooter PS3 disced software?  Let&#8217;s get some diversity into the lineup.  It&#8217;s a pretty long wait to Valkyria Chronicles and FFXIII.</p>
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