<quote><p>Imagine your PS3 hard drive dies. Your saves are online, or your PS3 is in for repairs. You can still use a buddies PS3 and login to an account and play from your last save. Even upgrading to a new console (of the sony variety) and still having your saves for backwards compatible games. That sort of service gives incentive to buy future products.</p><p>Of course there are problems. What if you don't connect your console to the internet? What if the servers hosting your saves go down? Would the servers act as a backup for your saves on your hard drive? (I think that would be a good idea)</p><p>I like it sirs.</p><p>que privacy and/or anti-"cloud" /. comments NOW!</p></quote>
Not really a privacy/anti-"cloud" comment, but unless the game is multiplayer (i.e. Street Fighter), I usually play with the PS3 disconnected from PSN.
So, beside my saves being "somewhere" I cannot control, cannot backup, etc, I'm also forced to have always-on internet?
How did that go with Ubi?
