E3

[Odin1199]

I've read Sony has a new DRM tech that reads only one type of game disk and after that you can't play it on other Sony's, because of it's unique id code that allows it to be run only on one console. So basically, this is same thing as MS, except they use disks that are tied forever to only one console. Maybe this is old news though that has been disproved. What if Sony implements this as time goes on, like they pulled backward compatibility out of PS3's? I don't want to be a pessimist, but what if?

[Rowan]

I've read Sony has a new DRM tech that reads only one type of game disk and after that you can't play it on other Sony's, because of it's unique id code that allows it to be run only on one console. So basically, this is same thing as MS, except they use disks that are tied forever to only one console. Maybe this is old news though that has been disproved. What if Sony implements this as time goes on, like they pulled backward compatibility out of PS3's? I don't want to be a pessimist, but what if?

False. Here, this is for you.

[Mystyrion]

False. Here, this is for you.

As far as first and second party developers are concerned.
Third party is developers choice.