Well that should at least erase any concern about it constantly recording and sending it back to the manufacturer, since 2GB would be a few minutes of recording.
Nah, self driving in some cars is insanely good and you can’t use it if you disable the camera, for legal reasons.
Unless of course they prove that you were in the right, in which case they’re a huge advantage.
Or the alternative - it makes insurance cheaper like it does with teslas due to self driving, and it lets you easily prove you weren’t distracted.
Because more people than you would no doubt like actually care more about the features that it provides/allows for than any potential privacy issues.
You’re not getting self driving without that camera.
Yes, a profile. Things like seat position, mirror position, phone contacts, car settings, logins to services, etc.
Then OP won’t be able to use any of the features that require it legally, like any sort of self driving feature. The car might not even start with it covered.
It’s legally required for any of the “self driving” stuff.
Marvel's Wolverine: The Cutscene and "press square to win".
Jesus that looks bad as a game. Graphics are nice, animations look nice, gameplay looks like you could sit the controller down on the ground and just press square with your toe. Sony really must tell all their developers to try and eliminate as much gameplay as possible. This and God of War Laufey look like 10% game and 90% cinematics and QTEs.
It's not boneheaded. Playstation is Sony at this stage. It's basically their entire company. Know how they make the most of their money from Playstation? Their PS+ subscription to play online, and their 30% cut off every single transaction on the platform. Releasing their games on PC means, when 99% of all other games on PS release on PC as well, means that there's basically no reason to buy a Playstation.
Microsoft found this out and basically cratered their console business, but that's ok to them since they make the biggest PC gaming OS. For Sony it would just speed up their console business demise.
Why and how could anyone prefer mouse and keyboard for a third person cinematic hack and slash game? Makes no sense.
Aspect ratio wasn’t an artistic choice back then. 16:9 TVs didn’t exist.