the future of videogaming

what happens when your cable gets severed due to a hurricane sanpping some tree branches and blowing them into your cable lines? Or the undersea cable gets cut by some yahoo cruiser skipper with a wayward anchor?

No music, games, videos?

I'm not saying anything about privacy laws, cause if the government really cared, they'd be on your ass without facebook/googleaccounts/etcetc...

I like the idea of this as a casual gamer, I would totally be willing to pay 10 bucks a month to sit down and play games once in a while...I still want a PS3 though...lol

  chenGOD said:

casual gamer

:getlost:

  chenGOD said:

what happens when your cable gets severed due to a hurricane sanpping some tree branches and blowing them into your cable lines? Or the undersea cable gets cut by some yahoo cruiser skipper with a wayward anchor?

No music, games, videos?

I'm not saying anything about privacy laws, cause if the government really cared, they'd be on your ass without facebook/googleaccounts/etcetc...

I like the idea of this as a casual gamer, I would totally be willing to pay 10 bucks a month to sit down and play games once in a while...I still want a PS3 though...lol

I hear ya... I also read recently where Japanese are coming over to Korea to buy PS3s since they are cheaper there than in Japan (even with buying the voltage converter once they get back).

The future of video-gaming:

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/gdc-why-...ly-work-article

Interesting article.

if this is the future of video gaming, then webTV is the future of the internet.