I really think this is just a piece of sh!t, I mean, PS9....? PS3 has JUST released, why the PS9? It would be better if we saw something about the PS4 <_<
Sony is way over-confident. What if they get shutdown tomorrow for promoting violence,drugs, etc. You never know what tomorrow hold for you
non of them will die.. closest thing to dying is the name~ xbox will eventually be called something else but i think playstation will continue to count up~ unless another company comes along and is good enough then i doubt they'll be gone~ look at infinium labs, they made what's suppost to be an amazing system but i doubt that's ever going to be available, ever.
I remember seeing this ad on tv when the PS2 came out. But honestly, I would never put enough faith in Sony that I would inhale little 'PS9' spores to have the ability to be like Neo and kick the ass of everyone in my local neighborhood. Imagine if the PS9 crashes, while little spores are in your brain?!?!?! Talk about being royally f**ked!!!!
Yeah, Sony won't live long enough to reach PS9. I think they'll only go up to PS4, or maybe PS5 possibly...
Guys, this commercial was just a joke. It was played publicly on TV before the release of the ps2 and it is basically trying to convey the message that the playstation systems will always be pushing the envelope. They aren't saying PS9 will come out that year NOR are they saying that it will do these things. This commercial is more than 4 years old by the way...
Please go understand the law better you ----er. If he didnt copyright the idea he wouldn't have any way in proving it. You dumb bitch
Well ive never seen that vid but it was interesting to watchj i seriously doubt sony will last taht long
How about you go understand the law better you "dumb bitch". You don't have to "copyright" something. The second you create something, it is copywrited. That is a bull---- story that some apple fan-boy came up with. You want to know how Bill Gates got rich? Being an awesome ----ing buisness man. He bought the rights to DOS for around ten thousand dollars, then went to IBM and made a deal. For every computer they sold with DOS on it, they would give him 100 dollars(I forgot the actual ammount.)