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Still less time than it'd take you to go to the store, buy the game, come home and install it. Posted: Fri 11:43 pm Post subject: (No subject) That is one of the many problems with Steam. When it takes over an hour to decrypt files before you can even play your game, it's just ridiculous. Posted: Fri 11:40 pm Post subject: (No subject) There were some release day problems with Half-Life 2, and on the day of a new release the servers can get kind of bogged down with everyone downloading stuff, but otherwise, I've never had any problems with it. Posted: Fri 11:13 pm Post subject: (No subject) Posted: Fri 6:36 pm Post subject: (No subject) I am curious, though, what is it that they are becoming/doing that you find good? I haven't heard anything special. Posted: Fri 4:13 pm Post subject: (No subject) Buggy, useless, and terrible, in a nutshell. Steam is absolutely the worst program ever coded. Say anything positive about Steam again and I will behead you.

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That, or Sony should just sell personal versions of the PSP SDK with the clause that you can't sell the software you make.

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Something visual so that non-programmers could get into it, and also something with actual code for the real code monkeys. That said, it would be cool for a 3rd party company to make a development environment for the PSP. On demand video gaming is the way of the future.

It's why I like what Valve's Steam is becoming. Posted: Thu 8:30 pm Post subject: (No subject) The Xbox 360's marketplace may be the first step towards something like that. A console that's easy to develop for, with a non-existent financial barrier to entry, where small games could sell in an iTunes Music Store-ish environment without having to go through the hassle of being released in boxed form. Honestly I've thought for a long time that there's a niche in the gaming market waiting to be exploited. It's the very idea of losing absolute control over the platform. Posted: Thu 1:57 pm Post subject: (No subject) If anything, it'd be the programmer's dream - 'Hey, look what I made.' The vast majority of people buy the PSP to play games, and, however fun, I don't think that rRootage stands up to commercial products. It's not like open source or freeware applications are going to hurt game sales. I can appretiate them not running out to release an IDE, but I don't understand why they'd try to stop other people from making PSP apps. I can see that, but the thing is - they're actively working against it too. Posted: Thu 3:34 am Post subject: (No subject) They make too much money extorting money from game companies to consider an open development environment. Posted: Thu 3:23 am Post subject: (No subject) That would definitely sell a lot of PSP's.īut no. Hell, they could release an IDE like Flash for it and encourage people to make games (and also support an actual programming language for it). In Sony's position, I'd definitely encourage it. It seems really strange that Sony is trying so hard to stop people from making software for the PSP. Posted: Thu 2:18 am Post subject: rRootage for PSP

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