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Aaron
Posted: Friday, December 30, 2005 4:45:35 PM


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DRM Discontent Tsunami

Sony's lamebrain flirtation with rootkit-based DRM was just the tip of the iceberg. Users will revolt over restrictive DRM that keeps them from enjoying the video, movies, and music they've legitimately purchased. Expect many DRM schemes to crumble within days of introduction, and newfangled media, such as HD-DVD and Blu-ray, to arrive stillborn. What you buy counts! Reject DRM-encumbered devices and media—only buy devices and media that put you in control. What happens if we don't? As my friend and top blogger David Berlind says, "The result, if we continue to buy into these silos of incompatible content-consumption technologies by voting for them with our dollars, will leave many in the future wondering who made the mess. Answer? Look in the mirror."

Nintendo Wins Handheld Gaming Market

When it comes to handheld gaming, the story is much different. Sony's overpriced PSP continues to lag, as a steady stream of warmed-over PS2 games port over. Nintendo, using a double-barreled attack that features the fashionable Gameboy Micro and the quirky but innovative DS, will continue to win over the market. Riding a wave of great content, including Mario & Luigi, Mario Kart DS, and Animal Crossing, Nintendo will remain on top as 2006 comes to a close.


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http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/ZDM/story?id=1445351

EDIT by NES-Luke: removed all the total crap that had no relevance to anything.

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Posted: Friday, December 30, 2005 6:37:51 PM


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Interesting article, but I already knew about most of it.

Seriously, though, I doubt anyone will boycott Sony. Everyone who wants to boycott Sony know about the electronics industry. Let's face it, people, Sony isn't making the majority of their money off of people "in the know". Sony gets a hell of a lot of money from Mr. Joe Schmoe, and he doesn't know jack sh*t about the DRM scandal.


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manuel
Posted: Sunday, January 01, 2006 12:51:33 PM


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Pretty hard to predict, eh? :wink:

Ds is still selling quite well and at least in Japan you see much more people with DSs than with PSPs.
In Germany I've seen 2 guys with a DS and 1 guy with a PSP until now. Not that much.

May 16th...
David
Posted: Sunday, January 01, 2006 1:50:24 PM


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Is Nintendo more popular than Sony in Japan? :?:

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OneGenerationTooLate
Posted: Sunday, January 01, 2006 7:11:50 PM


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As manuel said before
No :( Sony still dominates most of the gaming market
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Posted: Sunday, January 01, 2006 8:04:39 PM

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Doesnt surprise me. Nintendo always dominated the hand-held market.
joetendo
Posted: Sunday, January 15, 2006 8:06:44 AM


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i got Animal Crossing DS the other day, i finally found a GameStop that had it in stock...the game keeps flying off the shelfs here....anyway i love the game it rules :D


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