SCEE will be holding a free workshop in December to give developers better insight into what makes a PlayStation Network title.
Sony giving away £50,000 for PlayStation Network prototypes
by Andrew Yoon 
on Nov 27th 2008 12:15PM
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SCEE will be holding a free workshop in December to give developers better insight into what makes a PlayStation Network title.
Reader Comments (23)
Posted: Nov 27th 2008 12:20PM (Unverified) said
Andrew did you just google "pound notes" and pull it from the first page? We haven't used those notes for years.
Tut tut tut.
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Tut tut tut.
Posted: Nov 27th 2008 12:29PM (Unverified) said
it's the first picture if you google image search GBP
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Posted: Nov 30th 2008 7:29PM (Unverified) said
Who's that dude with the crown on that monopoly money up there?
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Posted: Nov 27th 2008 12:29PM (Unverified) said
not that old those notes, only a couple of years
its good to see them helping people get into the business and i hope to see some good games come from this
didn't ms say they were doing something similar a while back?
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its good to see them helping people get into the business and i hope to see some good games come from this
didn't ms say they were doing something similar a while back?
Posted: Nov 27th 2008 12:42PM (Unverified) said
XNA games are shovelware...lets hope this doesnt apply to PSN.
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Posted: Nov 27th 2008 2:02PM Mics said
Whether or not XNA games are shovelware isn't the point. The point is that once again Sony has attempted to improve their lame network by copying something already done on the Xbox.
BTW, this isn't so much copying XNA as it is copying Microsoft's annual Dream Build Play contest.
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BTW, this isn't so much copying XNA as it is copying Microsoft's annual Dream Build Play contest.
Posted: Nov 27th 2008 2:47PM Extinction said
Hey fantrolls.
Sony has been doing this since the freaking PS1, yeah that's right. The ONE. Sony has been doing this with Net Yaroze, a PS1 dev kit that ordinary people were able to buy and make games for, and the good ones Sony would publish themselves.
They did it again with PS2's Linux kit.
And even with PSP.
This is NOT a copy of XNA in ANY way. Do some research before fantrolling. XNA is a copy of Sony's works.
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Sony has been doing this since the freaking PS1, yeah that's right. The ONE. Sony has been doing this with Net Yaroze, a PS1 dev kit that ordinary people were able to buy and make games for, and the good ones Sony would publish themselves.
They did it again with PS2's Linux kit.
And even with PSP.
This is NOT a copy of XNA in ANY way. Do some research before fantrolling. XNA is a copy of Sony's works.
Posted: Nov 28th 2008 3:59PM (Unverified) said
This is NOT the first time Sony's done this. In every of their many facets they've lent a hand in different competitions to small groups.
M$ recieved the idea from the fact that many companies (Sony included) have done this in their field to brew up interest and talent. So no one ripped the idea from another, it's been happening for years upon years you XBot.
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M$ recieved the idea from the fact that many companies (Sony included) have done this in their field to brew up interest and talent. So no one ripped the idea from another, it's been happening for years upon years you XBot.
Posted: Nov 27th 2008 12:51PM SuperGayParade said
Wonderful! I love this, and I know great things will come of it.
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Posted: Nov 27th 2008 12:55PM (Unverified) said
Am I the only one who never got the 2.53 firmware undate
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Posted: Nov 28th 2008 3:50AM Sly C said
PS3F lied?! it's worse than i thought...when the nuclear war is over, come knock on the door of vault 1128...hopefully my ps3 will get internet underground or i'll have to spend my time trying to get those veteran trophies on cod: waw and finish fallout 3... APOCALYPSE!!!
oh and guys who survive, don't drink the glowing water. seriously.
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oh and guys who survive, don't drink the glowing water. seriously.
Posted: Nov 27th 2008 7:08PM (Unverified) said
Where is Get In The Game, as I want to take part? You guys didn't even provide a link!
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Posted: Nov 28th 2008 4:19AM JaseH said
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwww...
Paper notes.
When will the world ever catch up & use POLYMER money like us Aussies do??...
It doesn't rip. Creases. It's waterproof. Virtually impossible to counterfeit...
Lasts longer! (less money spent on recreating them!)
http://www.abc.net.au/reslib/200705/r144530_504544.jpg
(Notice the see through windows, with the stars on them... plastic!!)
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Paper notes.
When will the world ever catch up & use POLYMER money like us Aussies do??...
It doesn't rip. Creases. It's waterproof. Virtually impossible to counterfeit...
Lasts longer! (less money spent on recreating them!)
http://www.abc.net.au/reslib/200705/r144530_504544.jpg
(Notice the see through windows, with the stars on them... plastic!!)
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JaseH.
Posted: Nov 30th 2008 7:25PM (Unverified) said
We (in the US) do use plastic money already, it's called ATM cards or credit cards. Using cash seems really old fashioned to many people, and there are only a few instances where it's necessary. The local weed dealer still doesn't accept credit cards.
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Posted: Nov 28th 2008 5:57AM (Unverified) said
Yeah Aussie money rocks, I'm on the brink of emmigrating (from UK) and I'd forgotten how cool the cash is.
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Posted: Nov 28th 2008 12:41PM danijami23 said
this reminds me of deviantART offering $2000 rewards for the re design of their logo: so much cheaper than hiring a real professional to do it, ultimately saving the Sony cash, and ripping their customers off at the same time. Any corporations dream!!
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