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PlayStation Home And Porn - No Problems
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Zonk
on Wednesday March 21, @05:55PM
from the match-made-in-dallas dept.
from the match-made-in-dallas dept.
Via Eurogamer, a post on the 'semi-official' ThreeSpeech blog essentially saying that Sony doesn't see porn as an issue for the upcoming Home PS3 service. Sony's Phil Harrison was on the other end of the blog's questions, and after reminding us that avatars won't be able to interact, it will be easy to blacklist people, and they will have lots of filters in place: "Well I'm disappointed that you would use those as the first questions ... I think Home should be used for a much wider and more beneficial scope than [porn], but I think that people can express their creativity inside Home in a wide variety of ways and it's not necessarily for us to dictate what that should be."
PlayStation Home And Porn - No Problems
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unless you want porn
(Score:4, Funny)(Last Journal: Friday February 17, @07:59AM)
Porn + vibrating controllers?
(Score:1, Funny)(http://www.heinousjay.com/jetris/ | Last Journal: Friday June 23, @09:54PM)
To quote family guy
(Score:5, Funny)(http://slashdot.org???? | Last Journal: Saturday August 12, @04:06AM)
Wow. I'm impressed.
(Score:4, Insightful)(http://runefox.net/)
That said, on a completely unrelated note, apparently Firefox doesn't underline the word "pr0nz0rz" as being a spelling mistake. Hmm.
Oh cmon more typing?
(Score:1)It's obviously not an issue.
(Score:5, Funny)Duh.
Sony shouldn't care
(Score:4, Insightful)(http://shawn.redhive.com/ | Last Journal: Thursday May 26, @10:04AM)
They should just not care, and let people make out of it what they want. Sure, it'll probably end up just like Second Life with better graphics, but pretty much anything with significant user created content is 95% crap, and a large percentage porn.
Maybe all Sony's going for is a glorified chat room. If that's the case, then I don't see the initial excitement about it lasting much beyond release. If they're instead trying to tie in to more of the myspace/flickr/blogging mindset, then they're going to have to give people some free reign to be creative. And yes, that means there's going to be a lot of people trying to do dirty things. But you know what, give the customers what they want, and they're going to be more willing to give you money.
Re:Sony shouldn't care
(Score:4, Informative)(http://www.joystickgenie.com/)
In second life anyone can make models/animations, scripts, and textures upload them and use them however they want. In home users can only upload textures and can only display them in their "personal space". The only people who can develop models and scripts or anything that can occur in public space are 1st and 3rd party developers.
To rephrase the question:
(Score:2)(http://rtfm.insomnia.org/~qg/ | Last Journal: Wednesday November 16, @08:11AM)
This should have been part of Sony's basic market research.. it's a real need that many parents have, no matter what you might think of it.
Betamax never had porn, look where it ended up...
(Score:3, Interesting)New meme on the horizon
(Score:2)(http://slashdot.org/ | Last Journal: Saturday January 05, @02:42AM)
Of course when it won't read the disks anymore...blue-ray/balls will work its way into the joke,
or the Office Space "Two chicks/controllers *at the same time*".
Heh.
You don't see what you see!
(Score:1, Interesting)