I *think* yes but the caveat is each headset has to be signed in under a different user. I will test it out tonight.

Good stuff. And you installed them?

Probably quite a bit cheaper on ebay, but I'm glad you got it fixed.

Yep...cannot tell them from what was in the controller. You can get a complete set of the Triggers and Bumpers, single set of Triggers or in my case I got the (5) set of Triggers. Who is to say it won't happen again based on the games who uses that function like Destiny or Far Cry.

Secret Ponchos Gets PS4 Launch Trailer; Free on PlayStation Plus Today

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So it's only good for your next PS Store purchase?

Picked up a PS4 last week (GTAV and Last of Us bundle). Got everything set up and going, though I won't get a chance to test-drive one of the new games for another couple of weeks (when the semester ends).

I know there's already been discussion on this (and no new updates), but it really sucks that the ability to act as a media server has been gimped. I used that all the time for my PS3 (which I guess I'll have to keep hooked up until the PS4 gets the needed update).

Do people really want to watch live streams of complete strangers playing games? I've wanted to watch certain parts of games on youtube, and have enjoyed playthroughs of games I've enjoyed (but don't really feel like going through the whole thing again). But this doesn't appeal to me at all. Guess I'm just an old fart and spending your time watching these live streams is what the cool kids are doing these days

Yeah, I don't understand it myself, though I'm an old fogey. You spend all this money on a next gen console and use it to... watch other people playing?

I also get confused when I want to buy a game, and I'm looking at it in the store and want to see the trailer, and the default video is some 20 second gameplay video.

One thing I don't miss is having to download trailers to view them...

I find myself using the streams more and more to check out games that are either new or I haven't heard of to see gameplay and such.

My son watches people playing Minecraft all the time and I'm thinking "you do know you have the game to play yourself right?".

I never had nor never will watch other people playing via Twitch...I didn't get a PS4 to use as a Streaming Device. If I check out a trailer and game footage I just hit sites like IGN, Gamespot, Dual Shockers , playstationlifestyle.net and Gameinformer

OK. That makes sense (using it to preview games you're thinking about buying).

It still strikes me as odd that Sony obviously put a lot of effort into the features of saving, editing, and viewing game clips and streams ... but absolutely nothing on keeping the media server abilities of the previous gen console (with it having the status of "working on it" for over a year). The cynical side of me suspects it's intentional so get people to pay for their "Unlimited" programs.

That isn't cynical. It doesn't take a brain surgeon to enable DLNA on a device.

Knowing a few brain surgeons as I do, they would not be able to enable DLNA. Programmers and engineers could make it happen though.

Touche. It doesn't take a Masters in Computer Science to enable DLNA.

But aren't we going to be getting actual DLNA support for the PS4 in an update soon? They mentioned it's coming a while back.

When are we getting bluetooth remote capability (which is STILL the main reason why the PS4 can't be my main player) and 3D blu-ray compatibility?

You could always buy a $50 blu-ray player instead of using your $400 gaming system.

There's no remote for the ps4?

Nope, no remote. You can use HDMI CEC so your TV or receiver remote will work on the PS4, but I've never been able to get that to work.

But the appeal was that the PS could do it all: one of the top Blu Ray players (with 3D capability and excellent upconverting from DVD), all-purpose media server, AND gaming system. The PS3 and my cable box were all that I needed under the TV.

Wait ... it can't do that for sure? I could've sworn I saw something in the documentation saying it could. But I haven't tried a 3D blu ray myself though.

I never tried it before, but I just confirmed it : PS4 does play 3D Blu Rays now

The PS4 added it at the end of July in version 1.75.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlaySta...ystem_software

I'm not sure what's funy about it, but I do enjoy watching people play stuff like WWE and other sports games online.

^Can't believe there are still people asking that question. Amazon purchased Twitch earlier this year for $1 billion, which should tell you all you need to know. The top streamer on Twitch has nearly 4 million unique followers. There are under-20-year-olds making more than you do just from streaming. Here are some stats:
So I'm gonna have to go with yes, people really want to watch live streams of complete strangers playing games.

true. I have watched 3D Blu-rays on my ps4.

I stopped caring about/using DLNA a while back. I'm sure Sony realizes 95% of its usage is to stream pirated movies from your computer to your TV.

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Another new PS4 firmware. 2.03 was just released. Another stability update.