It seems Playstation and indeed comedy fans alike just can't get enough of Ken Kutaragi's next-gen remarks. If he's not slamming Microsoft, he's brushing up on his stand-up routines. In an interview that has many people wondering if the 'Father of Playstation' is indeed taking his medication regularly, Kutaragi has recently told Electronic Engineering Times:Cell is not like that. Application programs can no longer directly access the hardware; instead they will have to be written in high-level, object-oriented language. That was done for security reasons: If processors of high performance and wide bandwidth like the Cell were linked together without sufficient security, a worldwide system crash could occur with one attack.
Actually his comical anecdotes remind me of one colourful Iraqi information Minister...'There IS no Xbox 360, none I tell you!'For PS3's creator, this isn't a game
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