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All PlayStation 3 games except for Persona 4 Arena and Way of the Samurai 3, are region free.[11][12] Although publishers could choose to region-lock specific games based on a mechanism that allows for the game to query the model of the PS3, none did so during the first three years after the PS3's launch.[13] In the case of Persona 4 Arena;[14] publisher Atlus declined to reverse its decision despite substantial outcry by some of their fanbase. The decision was made to avoid excessive importing, because all versions of the game share the same features and language support, but have differing price points and release dates in each region. They did, however, decide not to apply region-locking to its sequel (Persona 4 Arena Ultimax).[15] There is region locking present for backwards-compatible PlayStation and PlayStation 2 games, as well as DVD and Blu-ray Disc movies. Additionally, some games separate online players per region, such as Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. The PlayStation Store only contains content for its own country. For example, the EU store will not supply usable map packs for an imported US copy of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. In addition, downloadable content for the PlayStation 3 systems is region-matched with the game itself. For example, DLC from the US PlayStation Store must be used in conjunction with a US-region game. More specifically, the PS3's file system includes region-of-origin, so DLC cannot be shared between different region games much like save files cannot. Also, the PSN Store is tied to each user's PSN account, and payment methods for PSN is also region-locked. For example, a user with a Japanese PSN account will only be able to access the Japanese PSN store despite owning a US PS3, and can only pay for a game with a Japanese PSN gift card or Japanese credit card. However, with a few rare exceptions, notably Joysound Dive,[16] downloaded content from each PSN store are also region free, as are PSOne and PS2 classics offered on the store.

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Starting with Windows Phone 7 for mobile devices[33] and Windows 8 for computers, not all display languages are preinstalled/available for download on all devices with an OEM license of Windows. Users may not see all the display languages listed as options on the device or as options available for download as separate language packs. These exact options depend on the device manufacturer and country/region of purchase (and the mobile operator, if the device features cellular connectivity). Microsoft believes region locking is necessary because these display languages (which contains additional features like text suggestions, speech languages, and supplementary fonts) can take up a significant amount of storage, which leaves less space for data and media and impacts device performance. For cellular-connected devices, some mobile operators may choose not to support particular languages. For example, a wireless carrier in North America may not feel comfortable supporting European languages.

The Weighted Companion Cube inspiration was from project lead Kim Swift with additional input from Wolpaw from reading some "declassified government interrogation thing" whereby "isolation leads subjects to begin to attach to inanimate objects";[32][36] Swift commented, "We had a long level called Box Marathon; we wanted players to bring this box with them from the beginning to the end. But people would forget about the box, so we added dialogue, applied the heart to the cube, and continued to up the ante until people became attached to the box. Later on, we added the incineration idea. The artistic expression grew from the gameplay."[38] Wolpaw further noted that the need to incinerate the Weighted Companion Cube came as a result of the final boss battle design; they recognized they had not introduced the idea of incineration necessary to complete the boss battle, and by training the player to do it with the Weighted Companion Cube, found the narrative "way stronger" with its "death".[41] Swift noted that any similarities to psychological situations in the Milgram experiment or 2001: A Space Odyssey are entirely coincidental.[38]

Portal was first released as part of The Orange Box for Windows and Xbox 360 on October 10, 2007,[50][51] and for the PlayStation 3 on December 11, 2007.[52] The Windows version of the game is also available for download separately through Valve's content delivery system, Steam,[1] and was released as a standalone retail product on April 9, 2008.[53] In addition to Portal, the Box also included Half-Life 2 and its two add-on episodes, as well as Team Fortress 2. Portal's inclusion within the Box was considered an experiment by Valve; having no idea of the success of Portal, the Box provided it a "safety net" via means of these other games. Portal was kept to a modest length in case the game did not go over well with players.[25]

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Just like what the team did for Phantasy Star Online, Sonic Team hid small, downloadable versions of Puyo Pop, Chu-Chu Rocket and Nights into Dreams in the GameCube game...giving players a bit of enticement to get deeper into Billy Hatcher's gameplay. Sure, it's not exactly original, but now you don't have to log in just to download your copy of Nights: Time Attack.

When the GameCube port of the PlayStation 2/Xbox Crash Bandicoot adventure hits shelves this holiday, players will be able to download a mini-game to the Game Boy Advance system. The game, Crash Blast is a simple target-shooting game developed by the team responsible for the first and second Crash Bandicoot adventures on the GBA: Vicarious Visions. This mini-game isn't really purchase-worthy, but it's a nice little extra for those who put in the investment for a GameCube GBA cable.

When Electronic Arts set out to create a multi-console version of the popular movie released in 2002, the GameCube game got just a little bit more due to its ability to link with the Game Boy Advance, as well as the Game Boy Advance version of the series. Without the GBA game, GameCube owners can download a simple slide puzzle to the Game Boy Advance system. With the GBA game, players can unlock secret areas in both games, and the only way you're going to finish the GBA game 100% is to connect the two versions together.

Another surprise revealed at this year's E3 was Sega's demonstration of its online RPG's connection feature: by going to the game's online lobby, players can connect their GBA and play mini-game versions of Chu Chu Rocket, Columns Crown, Puyo Pop, and, probably the most exciting, Nights into Dreams on the handheld. This one's a little hard to classify, since, honestly, the GBA connection isn't entirely necessary. But, it does give Sega the ability to post small demos of its upcoming GBA games for players to taste-test for free, simply by downloading them off the PSO server. And that should be a big deal for any GBA gamer.

Ubi Soft revealed at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in May that the Game Boy Advance version of Rayman 3 will feature connectivity with the GameCube version of that same game. In one game mode, the Game Boy Advance player builds a road with Tetris-like blocks, the Nintendo GameCube player speeds forward along the road as it forms. This gameplay mode supports two Game Boy Advance systems for four player gaming, two players on the GameCube, and two on the handhelds. This mode actually does not require the Game Boy Advance game, as the GameCube uploads the necessary file to the connected GBA systems in the handheld's internal memory. Players can also unlock and download ten new maps for the Game Boy Advance version of Rayman 3 from the Nintendo GameCube using points collected in the GBA game. A final battle can also be sent to the Game Boy Advance game once the GameCube adventure has been completed.

One of the most popular gaming series is appearing for a second time on the GameCube, and this time it will feature direct connectivity with a Game Boy Advance version being developed in parallel. When connected, Nintendo GameCube players will unlock a hidden game cabinet that will give their Sims access to mini-games that they can play on their Game Boy Advance to earn extra Simoleons. Players will also be able to download and play their GameCube Sim in the Game Boy Advance world and obtain Simoleons, motives, and skills to bring back with them to the GameCube version.

Believe it or not, Sega was the first company out of the gate with a game that supported the Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance link cable. Sonic Adventure 2: Battle is a port of a Dreamcast platformer, and in the original platformer Dreamcast owners had the ability to raise little critters (known as Chaos) outside of the game using the system's VMU memory devices. Since the GameCube doesn't have a VMU, and since Sonic Team still wanted this feature in the GameCube game, the development company rebuilt the Chao Garden for play on the Game Boy Advance. Players can opt to download the Chao Garden in an empty GBA, or they can use the Chao Garden already built into Sonic Advance...which is a lot more convenient since players can save their progress to the GBA cartridge whenever they want. The Chao Garden is just a side minigame that really has no bearing on the main GameCube adventure...but it's a welcome addition regardless. 2ff7e9595c