(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I think sony should of let you backup games on the ps3 because say if your games break you can still play it because it's installed to your harddrive. AND that means if your game breaks you can still play it also i think sony should let you have unlimted hardrive space say if you run out. You can sign up for a unlimted plain for your harddrive for 5.99 a month or every two months just saying:black:

But if you rent a game or if you borrow a game then you will have that game forever, without the need to pay full price or the need to even buy it, which makes developers lose their money.

Also for the unlimited harddrive thing it seems unreasonable because its hard to waste all of your ps3 space unless you have a jailbroken ps3 with backup games.

You're saying that when you run out of HDD space, Sony will just poof up more? You sound crazy.

Hahaha.
I think he means cloud storage, but you can easily replace your HDD with a bigger one
Also the idea is not good.. People would buy a game, store it, and sell it again. Or just borrow it.

You must not not have a phat PS3 because all my games and stuff are on my 2tb external and my 80gigs still gets used up ungodly fast lol.

Ohhh that makes sense. But I hate this cloud storage thing, what some people don't think about is us with very slow DSl connection. So cloud storage becomes a waste because uploading just 100MB takes well over an hour.

Keep on dreaming :carling:

its not going to happen...if they were to let you backup your games on the hdd legally, a security measure such as a cd key will be put into action

This is such a terrible idea in so many ways, it could be so easily abused. Common sense OP, common sense.

i disagree on the basis of extreme piracy, i however do feel as though Sony should have let you install games to the hdd like Microsoft's Xbox, so that we could reduce effort the PS3 uses to run the game, and also reduce the wear or your blu- ray drive

however like xbox you must have the disk for verification processes