No honey plums, the PSVita is a portable console with dual analog sticks, 3G connectivity, video chat, voice chat and voIP-to-phone chat built-in now. Y'know, a console with all those things the one in your nick doesn't have built-in? Well, except the second analog - that was fixed by attaching a tumour to it.WOW , Very Nice !! Point for Sony !! Now, the PS Vita is to a Phone *.*
No honey plums, the PSVita is a portable console with dual analog sticks, 3G connectivity, video chat, voice chat and voIP-to-phone chat built-in now. Y'know, a console with all those things the one in your nick doesn't have built-in? Well, except the second analog - that was fixed by attaching a tumour to it.WOW , Very Nice !! Point for Sony !! Now, the PS Vita is to a Phone *.*
super negative? don't think i was.but thanks for being super negative and incorrectly calling out dragonmaster who as he said did research on the matter and knew what he was talking about, that was swell
Facts are not tastes. When the Vita has something and the 3DS doesn't, it's not a taste, it's cold facts. I can just as well say that the Vita hasn't got a 3D screen because it hasn't got one. It's called being objective.No honey plums, the PSVita is a portable console with dual analog sticks, 3G connectivity, video chat, voice chat and voIP-to-phone chat built-in now. Y'know, a console with all those things the one in your nick doesn't have built-in? Well, except the second analog - that was fixed by attaching a tumour to it.WOW , Very Nice !! Point for Sony !! Now, the PS Vita is to a Phone *.*
Tastes not discussed.
Yeah, Nintendo hates 3rd party programs. I don't see it happening.Nintendo didn't want to pay royalties for using *DVD's*, you expect them to pay royalties for Skype? Surely you jest.Where the hell is the 3DS version?
They'll make their own software that does the same thing, just slightly worse and with no infrastructure for landline/cellphone calls.
What about the Facebook integration they added to the DSi.Nintendo didn't want to pay royalties for using *DVD's*, you expect them to pay royalties for Skype? Surely you jest.Where the hell is the 3DS version?
They'll make their own software that does the same thing, just slightly worse and with no infrastructure for landline/cellphone calls.
I'm pretty sure that they didn't pay much for it, if at all. Facebook makes money not thanks to licensing fees but thanks to its users buying other users cows on FarmVille. (J/K)What about the Facebook integration they added to the DSi.Nintendo didn't want to pay royalties for using *DVD's*, you expect them to pay royalties for Skype? Surely you jest.Where the hell is the 3DS version?
They'll make their own software that does the same thing, just slightly worse and with no infrastructure for landline/cellphone calls.
and the opera web browser for wiiWhat about the Facebook integration they added to the DSi.
They can't exactly make their own GPU, they don't have proper facilities for that anymore, nor do they really have to. As for Opera, they chose the low-cost option rather than wasting time developing their own browser which would obviously be inferior before numerous patches are released. Why do you think Sony opted to use Netfront's core for their browser? It's for convinience sake.and the opera web browser for wiiWhat about the Facebook integration they added to the DSi.
and ATI graphics
and other stuff.
*Foxi4 hugs prowler tightly and spends the rest of his day playing with his Nintendo consoles.*i was only giving an example, no need to provide excuses as to way they are paying them - no wonder people call you a sony fanboy.
Fortunately I don't particularily care for what people think about me.and this is the part where you try to prove to us that you're not.
Then why the 3DS doesn't have it?I'm pretty sure that they didn't pay much for it, if at all. Facebook makes money not thanks to licensing fees but thanks to its users buying other users cows on FarmVille. (J/K)What about the Facebook integration they added to the DSi.Nintendo didn't want to pay royalties for using *DVD's*, you expect them to pay royalties for Skype? Surely you jest.Where the hell is the 3DS version?
They'll make their own software that does the same thing, just slightly worse and with no infrastructure for landline/cellphone calls.
Seriously though, I will not be suprised if next year's selection of toasters will have a dedicated Facebook application - that stuff is everywhere... but you do have a point, I wonder if they paid much for it or were they paid to include it. After all, keeping their users online brings benefits to Facebook.
Pretty sure that the browser fares well enough with it that Nintendo thought it's just not necessary, alternatively it's in the works - who knows.Then why the 3DS doesn't have it?