But, on that, it makes a cycle.
Games originally went where the users were. Now, users are attracted by the games. That's why Playstation rapes GameCube in sales, despite its technical inferiority.
It's shutting down sections of the system. It's not like they're throwing a switch, and all of the GPS satellites go dark and crash to the ground. Most likely, it would be selectively shut down to various sectors.
I'd love to pay Nintendo for old ROMs from NES, SNES, Gameboy, etc. What would be the best about something like this, is that the companies could build in into their consoled to allow for burned disks with ROMs to be played on the console or on the computer, like iTunes lets you burn iTMS purchased music to as many CDs as you want.
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But, on that, it makes a cycle. Games originally went where the users were. Now, users are attracted by the games. That's why Playstation rapes GameCube in sales, despite its technical inferiority.
It's shutting down sections of the system. It's not like they're throwing a switch, and all of the GPS satellites go dark and crash to the ground. Most likely, it would be selectively shut down to various sectors.
I'd love to pay Nintendo for old ROMs from NES, SNES, Gameboy, etc. What would be the best about something like this, is that the companies could build in into their consoled to allow for burned disks with ROMs to be played on the console or on the computer, like iTunes lets you burn iTMS purchased music to as many CDs as you want.
It's the music that Cloud plays on the Piano in FFVII if I remember right.