Big companies do all that stuff to increase profit. Honestly though out of the 3 major game console companies (3 only) I would say Sony gets my vote. They always seem to want to focus on their exclusive titles and are geared more for the retro and "hardcore" market (I will admit that Sony really needs to get their heads out of their asses and allow more than just the PSX as a store front for games as in what XBLA is doing). Microsoft is geared for the Halo Douche, and Nintendo is for kids who have never played Mario 3 and for Adults who think they are gamers . True Nintendo does have the Mario, Metroid, and Zelda people backing them up but I have talked to those people and usually they are un willing to stray away from Nintendo grasp on them and try something new like retro consoles (The Famicon does not count we all know of the Famicon give it a rest. FF1 + FF2 are complete crap). Still OP is way better for running emulators than on my PSPtdp said:craigix said:milkshake said:Yes we have also seen how you sometimes write unprofessional posts telling people you don't want their custom just because they are (understandably) finding the delays really hard to cope with.craigix said:You have seen how our customer service is excellent
I have my Pandora but even I'm still annoyed and worried about the repercussions of all these delays on the future developments of the Pandora and what that will mean for the device I have purchased.
Then if you're not happy sell it or return it, this isn't some communist project where your locked in forever.
When I tell some people to just go away, I'm just being entirely honest with them, this isn't a charity.
But have a real hardware/transaction/delivery/support problem? You will get fantastic service.
Edit: thinking about this, what do you consider 'professional' service? Sony style where they can just whip your console features away from you and tell you you don't really own your machine? Apple service where they can remotely disable or delete your applications and void your warranty for running software they don't like? The general computer industry service where you can't contact or speak to anyone higher than a telemarketer?
I think we should be told.
Craigix and openpandora has a very bright future. More and more the hardware you purchase is more of a rental. As Craigix rightly stated, company's can and do remove features, software and content as they feel. This is only going to get worst. I want hardware I control. Openpandora and Linux is the way forward. It's not just consoles and mobile phones that are been used by big corporations like this - imagine how Kindle owners felt when Amazon just removed the e-books from your machine. Ironically, one of the books was 1984!!!!
The PSP and PS3 are hopefully going to be the last closed source gaming hardware I'm going to buy. I will happily support truly opensource consoles, computers, os's and handhelds. No-one is monitoring or controlling how I play games, watch movies, listen music, etc.....
@craigix, I'm waiting for the full games console and mp3 player (just make sure the mp3 player is as small as a ipod classic with a 160gb + drive).
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