Yeah, the game industry will never die. We might wax and wane from time to time but the tide always rises again. There's too much money and too much space unexplored for things to die off.

At this point it seems like Nintendo is the only one in a position to do much anything interesting, if they're even going to E3, which this article seems to maybe suggest isn't happening, but the wording is funny so I might be reading it wrong...

I was more confused as to why NOBODY on this massive carrier/airship even noticed the incoming enemy ship and people jumping onboard to sabotage the thing until their engine exploded. I had a really hard time understanding how they didn't get seen infiltrating the thing when it's a super-secret high-security company...

But... houses can be built with pretty much anything. Even a wood house won't take long to build.

How is it that a game with mechanics revolving around rotating the game world to move has no tilt control capability?

I feel like somewhere along the lines you missed my point.

Can we stop calling it the best thing ever/only for girls? It's neither. It's a good show, and some people like it, and some people don't. Watch some, figure out which boat you're in, and move on.

Always good for an uncomfortable laugh. :)

I never bought one, but I still to this day wish I had one so I could get unlimited songs that aren't allowed on the Band Bros DX online servers.

Lack of?

So... what?

Sometimes you just run into the wrong crowd. I hate when people make their fandoms look bad like that. It's like a gamer forcing you to sit down and play FF7 or Ocarina of Time until you admit that you like it and it's a timeless masterpiece and true piece of gaming art.

I have HDTVs. Nothing big/fancy/expensive but HD nonetheless.

For the same reason people say PCs are too expensive and didn't buy the PS3 at $600.

Sadly, I can't shed any light on that one because it's not my thing. xD

I would just love to see a new Xperia Play phone, though. If they could have it Playstation Certified and play PSP and PS1 games (and maybe PS2? maybe?) through downloads, and if they gave it better analogs (maybe a flatter version of what the 3DS has) it would be amazing for gaming.

Does nobody understand that replacing a SDTV with an HDTV is going to cost you literally the cost of your console or more? That games are still QUITE playable in SD? You're talking about spending $200+ for a clearer picture with more pixels and being able to play Minecraft split-screen. Not exactly the most compelling…

I don't get it. It's not "a little" extra money. If you call "a little" the cost of your console, then I'm sure you also own every console and a really nice gaming PC with multiple monitors.

Not really.