TG-16 games coming to PSN

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TG-16 games coming to PSN

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Japan now, North America in the future. I doubt it will be too long.

More accessibility = a good thing. There's no reason more classics can't come to DL platforms.

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This is awesome news indeed... 8)
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YES!!!!!!!!!!! oh i hope they come to the us. i would love to see megaman legends as well. but i love that there throwing other platforms finally into the mix
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RadarScope1 wrote:There's no reason more classic can't come to DL platforms.
Yeah, except that Sony charges for bandwidth.
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wtf developers will have to pay for bandwidth to distribute their games on someone elses network. What next, developers paying a shipping company to deliver their games to shops?

16 cents per gigabyte does not seem like an unfair deal.
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GSZX1337 wrote:
RadarScope1 wrote:There's no reason more classic can't come to DL platforms.
Yeah, except that Sony charges for bandwidth.
Good point. This is a pretty lame policy. Maybe why Hudson is doing older, smaller games with less bandwidth per DL?? It seems someone pays, no matter what. The Dtoid piece mentions subscribers paying for XBL but you don't have to be a gold subscriber to buy games on XBL. Us subscribers are paying for a lot of that infrastructure, though.
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RadarScope1 wrote:
GSZX1337 wrote:
RadarScope1 wrote:There's no reason more classic can't come to DL platforms.
Yeah, except that Sony charges for bandwidth.
Good point. This is a pretty lame policy. Maybe why Hudson is doing older, smaller games with less bandwidth per DL?? It seems someone pays, no matter what. The Dtoid piece mentions subscribers paying for XBL but you don't have to be a gold subscriber to buy games on XBL. Us subscribers are paying for a lot of that infrastructure, though.
Either you pay for it (a la xbox live), or a company pays for it (psn). Somethig tells me most consumers would prefer the latter. Bandwidth is not free, unfortunately.
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countcowden wrote:wtf developers will have to pay for bandwidth to distribute their games on someone elses network. What next, developers paying a shipping company to deliver their games to shops?
Nahh, the publishers pay the shipping company.
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