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'Cloudsurf' trademarked by SCEJ |
Listed in: PS3 Tags: psn, SCEJ

What is "Cloudsurf"? No, it's definitely not a new peripheral for your consoles that will allow aerial surfing. It's actually the latest trademark filed by SCEJ, which suspiciously points another finger towards paid PSN subscriptions.
Trademarked on December 28, 2009, "Cloudsurf" was described to be for "game services" and "entertainment services" via the Internet. Included under its umbreall are: games, audio, video content, "electronic publications," radio, and TV.
So far, there's nothing in its fact sheet to indicate any groundbreaking feature that's gonna be exclusive to Cloudsurf, and the features it enlists are basically the same ones we're already currently enjoying on the PSN.
Then again, there's obviously more to it than meets the eye, so we'll just have to keep our eyes peeled for that. We'll be sure to keep you posted.
Via [Destructoid]
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If Sony does start up a paid service, this would be reason good enough to charge people. The idea is to charge a monthly fee to have access to everything on the server (premium titles may incur extra charges, but you would never pay again). Once your time is up or you stop the monthly payments, you can no longer access the free stuff, only what you paid for.
The idea behind this is that the receiving box (game console) would be far cheaper than any console before it because the bulk of the processing is done on a super computer server. That and you would never have to worry about running out of HDD space.
Think of it like a highly evolved cable television service where you watch, play and listen to whatever you want, when you want. Yes, there can and will be outages .... but cable tv is still a thriving market.
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