It's funny how some people assume Wolfbreeder is Sony.

@blazingliatris: Some people can't appreciate beautiful animation film styles in a game. They're probably the ones hung up on photorealism.

@hercules_100_98: To clarify the history even more. The full BC PS3s had both the Emotion Engine CPU and the "Graphics Synthesizer" GPU, the software emulated BC PS3s still needed the "Graphics Synthesizer" GPU. The non-BC P3s have neither. It's not as simple as turning on a switch.

@AZ929: The memory card adaptors have existed since launch.

@betawind: It's the sense of self-entitlement this generation of gamers has nowadays.

@tok1879: The point is just to satiate all the whiners who want to play PS2 games on their existing PS3s, who didn't buy the backwards compatible PS3s when they had the chance. It's a small but loud group.

@MMaestro: How can he be lying when it's just an opinion? When someone says, "I think..." it means they are speculating that they are not spending more. He's not stating a fact. It would be a fact if Dille knew the actual amount both Sony and Microsoft have already spent and intend to spend on future promotions.

@MMaestro: Except, katorion is correct in this case.

@MMaestro: The key word here is, "promoting".

@0suited: I know what he meant. He'd rather support pirating than Gamestop because "in both instances, the dev gets nothing". I was merely showing how that statement is untrue by example. Devs still see revenue, not from used games, but from "original purchasers" of used games.

@Hongo: Chinese and Italian are two of my favorite foods. I can't stomach Indian and Middle-eastern foods, especially anything with lamb.

@ergheiz: The difference is you only need one original copy at the most to distribute millions of pirated versions, at least with used versions you still have those original purchasers...the ones that buy the game around launch.

@Harpo: The USB drive has a specially modded chip inside it made in China, which I read from the first Kotaku news story on it.

@aaronarmstrong13: You'd still need the physical chip inside the USB drive though. So...

@Manly McBeeferton: Yep.

I'm all for timed exclusive free DLC on PSN then switching over to a paid DLC for all platforms a few weeks later, but I imagine that would cause a different kind of uproar. It wasn't so bad when Brutal Legend did it though.

Do they have an online course?

@Doctor Jest: If $10 makes a huge difference to the people who prefer to save money buying used now, then I'm sure it makes a difference to the company. We're not just talking one ten dollar bill here, we're talking $10 x millions. Yeah, that adds up. It won't keep servers up forever, but there are still costs…

@MyDirtySecretary: I've only lost one there. I've learn my lesson in using deadeye around cougars and bears.

@Malhavoc430: I bought Phantasy Star for $80, and that was back in 1988! lol