(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Today Kotaku reports that Sony PlayStation 3 developers have revealed Cloud PS3 Game Online Saving is coming in the Firmware 3.60 update.

To quote: "Cloud storage means that, rather than just keeping your save game data on your PlayStation 3's hard drive, users will be given the option to upload their saves remotely to a server.

The advantage of this is that not only does it save the user space on their hard drive, but since it's tied to a PlayStation Network account, it can be pulled down to different consoles whenever and wherever the user desires.

First rumored all the way back in 2009, there is of course a catch: it'll only be made available to PlayStation Plus subscribers, not the great unwashed. Actually, there are two catches: Sony bundled the announcement with the clause that, because saving games to the cloud "will allow save data with the copy prohibited attribute to be copied into the online storage", developers are able to opt out and bar their games from using it should there be a concern.

Sony will call the process "Online Saving", and it'll be made available as part of the PS3's upcoming 3.60 firmware update."


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That would be cool, all they need to add now is, in game recording...

PS+ ftw! :y:

Has already been posted on here, but yeaa

Good idea if you got a few Ps3

Once again they only care about PS+... FU Sony!

The online is free but each time is looking more like Xbox Live's subscription based service...

That was cool ,

I have psn plus person