New Sony Patent Will Let You Replay A Game From Any Point Possible - Insider Gaming
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There's a new Sony patent that has been filed pertaining to 'content streaming' fused with 'gameplay launch' features... It's explained here.
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You guys recreated save states

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But now they can sue you for implementing it in a game !

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They invented differential backups

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Kind of… It’s like infinite automatic save states. At least that’s a good way to explain it, but the streaming thing they mention is more accurate. Nope like those flashback rewinds in racing games.

I was underwhelmed at first and wanted to be snippy cus fuck patenting game mechanics, but it really is a complex and interesting feature they want to develop It should just not be patented.

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