My point absolutely was not, “The PlayStation 4 has a better library than the Xbox One because the industry says so.” My point was, the PS4 has a better library than the Xbox One. Also, pretty much the entire industry and the vast majority of the market would agree with that statement. No causation is implied from the…

I mean, I’d probably say I think it’s a pretty good album, just not really good. Agreed on the rest of what you said.

Damn, another gem, Mr. Wong. Thanks.

If it comes, and I absolutely think it will, it won’t be for a little bit after. Grand Theft Auto V took a long while. Remember, Red Dead Redemption never came to PC. Their priority is consoles first, then figure out the PC (which they can, obviously, afford to do.)

Hmm, I wonder how that happened...

So, to be perfectly clear, you’re actually arguing that all of those people that believe the PS4 has a better library than the Xbox One are just blindly following each other and haven’t actually come to their own conclusions? “To go with the flow?”

Juncture not junction, you idiot.

I’m surprised at how just much I don’t like it.

Star Wars: Racer Revenge, however, is available on the PS4.

The Destiny chapter in Blood, Sweat, and Pixels really gives an interesting little look at that junction in the life of Bungie.

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I don’t think you understand their comment.

Nah, it was always targeting roughly this time period. The game was done. These patches are really just little tweaks and bug fixes, like the patch notes say.

As a first-party studio, Santa Monica Studio is not beholden to the same update certification requirements.

Hahahaha, uh, what? What the fuck is this comment?

The answer as to what’s going on is that they are unusually committed, right now, to squashing as many bugs as they can and, as a Sony first-party studio, aren’t beholden to the two-week process. That’s literally it, haha–“Various bug fixes and improvements.”

Also, stop scraping your chopsticks and using low sodium soy sauce.

I would move.

I kinda feel like this article letting her off, a bit. I mean, unless I’m missing something, it sounds like she’s only half (if that?) taking responsibility for what she wrote.

Especially when that “full price” was $40 dollars at release! Damn, what a deal that was!