"Two words. Sputnik. After the astronauts went up all children wanted to do was play with was space toys."

This is the PS2 version, right?

@xleo21: I have to agree. I think people put too much emphasis on USB drives and needing them every second of the day.

@notthevictim: To piggyback onto that keep in mind that Move specific games (published by Sony) will only be $40. I'm sure games with Move support will retain their $60 price point (for example, Killzone 3 will have Move support, not require it) but at least the entry fee for Move games will be lower while Kinect…

Chik-Fil-A iPhone app coming soon.

@MrMcdoobie: I don't do drugs: Apple envy is delicious. I laugh at those that hate on Apple products because it's rooted and wrapped in jealously.

Shameless and stupid for a show that's starting to be a big downer.

Impressive.

@Lyme: I'll give you that but it's because this has never been done before in the console industry is what makes this so strange (to me).

This is Google's primary issue: they think free equals better. It's the same argument that people make when comparing $50 a year for Xbox Live versus Sony's free PSN.

@Erwin: I saw a video on Joystiq and the guy that posted a video of the new interface did nothing to hide who he was. I doubt MS will make a big stink about it. I think it's stupid to think that people won't post this stuff regardless of whether they hide their Gamertag or not.

I find this all very suspect. I've never heard of a company beta testing hardware in the field; at least not like this. Did anyone get a Wii Fit board in the mail on beta before it was released? How about Guitar Hero or Rock Band?

@DeathcomFour: Uh...I guess you decided not to read my second paragraph where I said I was NOT surprised by the results based on the readership of this and other tech blogs that don't specify in Apple coverage.

@KingSheep03: I find myself using the directional pad to navigate the dashboard but sometimes use the sticks.

Say what you will about the comfort of the 360 controller but the directional pad on the Dual Shock is WAY better.

So you're comparing a product that sold over 3 million units in 3 months against a product that only makes news when there's yet another update on a seemingly ever pending release date.

Well, that's a relief. I can look like a douche bag twice over as I attempt to pull off those fancy moves all the popular kids are doing down at the discotech.

Where's the iMovie for iPhone 4 plug? More importantly what's up with ending the video just before the girl goes orbital?

So the point of the game is to move a bubble cursor around collecting...uh, stuff then talking and interacting with Milo at predetermined points in the game. The rest of the time I'm watching a movie about a little sad and lonely boy with an imaginary friend (me in this case) and his seemingly evil parents.

@Heather Anne Campbell: No truer words could be spoken.