There's an old saying that I'm paraphrasing here; the more people in on a secret, the less like it is that it will stay that way. Orchestrating a conspiracy that is as big as an entire town, right down to the news broadcasts and funerals, would never work because people simply can't be trusted. And it wouldn't be a…

That doesn't sound intuitive at all, but rather complex and unnecessarily fiddly.

Yes, ignorant. You build your entire case on not enjoying the acting of Matthew McConaughey and then believe that such couch expertise is enough to uncover a conspiracy cause you "don't believe" the man discussing the events on a youtube video.

If they really want to hear my puns and "your mom" jokes so bad, all they'd need to do is ask.

Oh, you're just ignorant, that's what this was. OK, carry on.

Not sure if serious or extremely well played.

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They're watching us.

Do you honestly believe that this is a conspiracy? Or, even more, do you honestly believe that the government would go through the trouble of staging such a massive, convoluted conspiracy that could be unraveled with a simple google image search?

You do know that the whole "it's sarcasm!" thing doesn't really work if your presentation comes off as earnest?

Holy damn, you're absolutely right. The government created a massive conspiracy so obvious, that the actors are easily and readily findable off Youtube and lone nutbags have absolutely no problem uncovering this thing!

You'd imagine that Abrams' Star Wars would look like a cheaply shot and staged fan film? That's harsh.

I've seen the Vita go for as low as $150, so it wouldn't surprise me if the bundle would end up in the vicinity of $500 in the end.

I'm only watching you spin in circles over an argument that even you can't seem to keep straight. It's really amusing.

Cheaper and more access = superior model, that's hardly a debateable opinion. If you honestly feel that paying more and getting less is better, then I don't know what to tell you except that Apple would like to have a word.

I wasn't expressing anything but acknowledgement over the fact that it's a subscription based model. But the major argument would be that it's a far more worthier model than what MS has. It's cheaper and gives you more and isn't forcing you to buy it to use applications. That's something that can't be argued with,…

I'd rather subscribe and, for whatever time I want, have tons of new, triple-A games around than pay more for weaker arcade games that can lie around on my hard drive, utterly forgotten.

"Sterlings music is so shallow"

How in the hell could that demand be a surprise to either Sony or Microsoft? It's the holiday season, it's an extremely hyped product and people are clearly in the market for something new. How the hell could two companies drop the ball so badly and screw up their sales for Christmas like this?

Both of those are just the faults of a childish consumer, not the product.

That's why there's a thing called a "warranty" that protects you. Playstation broke within the two year warranty time? Pfft, no matter, send it in, get a new one.

Or, you know, put the biggest console (in terms of size) on the bottom like logic dictates?