Sony says PS3 can store games online to download to different hosts

(compiled/ananas) on 28th, Sony's PlayStation 3 new feature Development Report, Sony official said that PlayStation 3 will be able to carry out cloud mode of game storage. Cloud mode storage means that the player no longer needs to store the game data in PlayStation 3 's hard disk, but can choose to upload and save it to a remote server.　　The advantage of this is that it not only saves the user's hard disk space, but also because it is connected to the PlayStation receptacle account, it can be pulled down to a different PlayStation 3 host, allowing the player to play the games they upload and store anytime and anywhere. Rumor has it that as early as 2009, it was reported that the way the cloud was stored was only available to PlayStation Plus users, not all players.　　It was also reported that Sony had announced the user's terms of use of the cloud model, because the cloud mode of storage is "to be banned into the online storage copy of the data to save and copy", and whether it will be banned by the game developers, and even lead to the developer's exit cooperation is still a problem. Sony says the cloud mode is stored as "online saving" and will be part of the firmware update for the PS3 version 3.60 that is about to exit. We are all looking forward to further news from Sony.