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Our very spunky part-time British bird Alice spotted an intriguing observation made by Rod over at Gaming Edge about Ken Kutaragi's TGS 06 keynote: it's almost point-for-point the same damn speech he delivered 6 years ago.
"We need an open system. Like an internet. People can have a first hand experience: the network world of the game has to be open to everyone.""Sony has Sony's agenda. But (I) want a very open platform, equal for every person."
"For instance: for movies. You looked at the [..] you can jack in and watch the new world. We are very lucky to live in this era. We try to open the door for the future."
"You can communicate to a new cybercity. This will be the ideal home server. Did you see the movie 'The Matrix'? Same interface. Same concept. Starting from next year, you can jack into 'The Matrix'!"
The first in each set of quotes is from TGS this year. The other is from a press piece from 2000, prior to the PS2's launch
As good old Alice notes, "Naughty man. If only he could break out prices from 6 years ago too."
Wait, it's 2006 - right? [Gaming Edge]
