It's getting close to the launch of the next-gen consoles now, and we all know about the PS4s neato 'share' button... but maybe it's not as share-y as we'd like...
When Sony originally unveiled the 'share' button, they explained that we'd be able to upload our footage to PSN, Facebook, Twitter and Twitch. Notice anything sort-of significant for video footage missing? Erm, that website... what's it called now? Oh yeah! Youtube.
Rumours emerged from Machinima's recent Inside Gaming video (at the bottom of this post), Sony's Shunei Yoshida hinted on Twitter that Sony could be looking into the issue.
He said:
"We'd like to keep gamers happy and are considering every possibility regarding PS4's gameplay capture. We'll update you as soon as ready."
That's all we know for now, so I guess all we can do is wait.
Here's the Inside Gaming video anyway:
Source: Nowgamer
When Sony originally unveiled the 'share' button, they explained that we'd be able to upload our footage to PSN, Facebook, Twitter and Twitch. Notice anything sort-of significant for video footage missing? Erm, that website... what's it called now? Oh yeah! Youtube.
Rumours emerged from Machinima's recent Inside Gaming video (at the bottom of this post), Sony's Shunei Yoshida hinted on Twitter that Sony could be looking into the issue.
He said:
"We'd like to keep gamers happy and are considering every possibility regarding PS4's gameplay capture. We'll update you as soon as ready."
That's all we know for now, so I guess all we can do is wait.
Here's the Inside Gaming video anyway:
Source: Nowgamer
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doowangle 14 Sep 2013 09:39
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I can see why this would be a problem. Games have copy-written songs in them. When PlayStation owners get 90% of their gaming videos forced down because of nazi youtube rules, who will end up getting much of the blame? Sony.