is an environment that users can't screw up. If you move these systems onto a computer, they are then going to have to compete with background processes eating up CPU cycles, malware, and the occasional stupid user.
I can't imagine why console manufacturer would want to deal with that kind of stuff. Wouldn't it then just become a computer game that you can't play with out first purchasing a "PS3 License"?
I go to Purdue University, and they offer Ctrax. I figured I would try it one day, but as soon as the hideous interface came up I closed it and never thought about it again.
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is an environment that users can't screw up. If you move these systems onto a computer, they are then going to have to compete with background processes eating up CPU cycles, malware, and the occasional stupid user. I can't imagine why console manufacturer would want to deal with that kind of stuff. Wouldn't it then just become a computer game that you can't play with out first purchasing a "PS3 License"?
I go to Purdue University, and they offer Ctrax. I figured I would try it one day, but as soon as the hideous interface came up I closed it and never thought about it again.