Sixaxis premiado con un Emmy
Increíble: el controlador de la consola PS3, alias Sixaxis, ha sido premiado con el Emmy al plagio a la tecnología e ingeniería. ¡Y eso no es todo! Su querida parienta, la PS3, se llevó el premio CES a la mejor innovación.
Toma castaña. Entre el jurado supongo que estará ese tio loco, Steve Ballmer, sino no me lo explico. ¿Por qué no reservaron esos galardones a la compañía que realmente se los merece, almenos en esta generación?
Según Jack Tretton, CEO de Sony Computer Entertainment America: “La sobrecogedora demanda de los consumidores y la aclamación de la crítica hacia PS3 es la prueba de la fuerza de la plataforma y el deseo de la industria por un verdadero (¿?) sistema de entretenimiento de nueva generación”.
Añade: “El potencial total de esta poderosa máquina todavía está por verse”.
Efectivamente, al igual que XBOX360 y Wii, amigo.
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posted by Redacción at 8:11 a. m.
1 Comments:
Pues es todo MENTIRA!!
El Sixasis no ha gando nada!! el premio es para el Dual Shock 2 y compartido con Nintendo.
Sony mientes mas que hablas!! Link a la noticia:
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Wait, what? But everyone said they did! Yes, everyone said they did because apparently Sony told them all they did. But they didn't. Confused? Gather around ladies and gentlemen ... this is a hell of a story. Probably the best publicity Sony's gotten yet.
Seamus Byrne of Hydrapinion decided to do a looking into the matter. The SIXAXIS won an award but the Wiimote didn't? Something seemed fishy. After managing to get in touch with the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, this is what he found out:
A follow up message from Christine Chin from NATAS tells us Sony has it all wrong. The award was for the original dual shock controller. Here is her message in full:
I understand you had contacted Cheryl Daly, Director of Communications at NATAS to confirm if Sony won for their PS3 controller. This is incorrect, Sony won for their dual shock analog controller. The award is from the Video Game Technology Group. It was nominated by our internal group and considered along with the Nintendo D-Pad both of which were considered Emmy worthy for the development of the generation of controllers that followed the classic joysticks.
I would like to confirm that Sony did not win for their PS3 controller, they won for their Dual Shock Analog controller.
So there you have it. This makes a lot more sense, and Sony's press release was flat out incorrect. Best case, an error. Worst case...
Chrstine also said she will clarify this with Sony.
This is a riot. Honestly Sony ... I just don't know what to say.
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Emmyonline
Ahi se ve como miente otra vez Sony.. y mira que no me sorprende nada ¬¬'
Saludos
10:29 p. m.
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