La nouvelle Playstation-Orbis

Elle serait disponible fin 2013 à ce qu’il semble:

kotaku.com/5896996/the-next-play … he-details

Mais le pire de tout, c’est la fin de l’article:

*Just like the next Xbox/Durango, we’ve heard from multiple sources that the Orbis will likewise have some kind of anti-used games measures built into the console. Here’s how our main source says it’s currently shaping up: new games for the system will be available one of two ways, either on a Blu-Ray disc or as a PSN download (yes, even full retail titles). If you buy the disc, it must be locked to a single PSN account, after which you can play the game, save the whole thing to your HDD, or peg it as « downloaded » in your account history and be free to download it at a later date.

Don’t think you can simply buy the disc and stay offline, though; like many PC games these days, you’ll need to have a PSN account and be online to even get the thing started. UPDATE - Since some people seem to have taken this to mean the console requires an « always on » intenet connection, we’ve heard nothing about that. All we’ve heard is that you need to authenticate a new game online via the PSN.

If you then decide to trade that disc in, the pre-owned customer picking it up will be limited in what they can do. While our sources were unclear on how exactly the pre-owned customer side of things would work, it’s believed used games will be limited to a trial mode or some other form of content restriction, with consumers having to pay a fee to unlock/register the full game.

This would allow used games to continue to be sold at outlets such as GameStop, while also appeasing major publishers who would no longer have to implement their own haphazard approaches to « online passes ».*

Simples rumeurs, mais ça m’excite pas trop :confused:

Edit:

le résumé en français :wink:

xboxygen.com/Le-Plus/Sony/Pl … e-fin-2013

Y a déjà un topic à ce sujet, ici. :wink: