The only limitation of moving forward with the Internet is going to be companies charging for using too much Internet.

Ya know, if it weren't for all the unlimited data plans on smartphones getting killed- we'd be moving towards streaming all our music for free.

Someone in marketing needs to be clued in what a "generation" means.

I don't see how we can compare controllers to each other. They all are a different era of gaming. It's kind of like comparing NES graphics to a PS3.

Depends on where you move and the people you meet.

It's OK.

Fantastic marketing decision.

We're already upgrading again?

I think it honestly depends on your degree for what is useless.

I don't know what I was reading from, but it was hard to understand what was going on.

...wait, who the hell is eevee? THEY ALL LOOK SO SIMILAR.

He sees nothing wrong personally.

Finally. Something else to tell people they can buy for a celebration of sorts that involves present giving, and in turn something to buy as well.

I'm interested in how he uses the word "smoldering" and in what instance. Because it could totally be used in a variety of ways, both negative and (I guess) positive. But from what you're implying he's using smoldering in a sexual connotation...which, let's be honest, she's a beautiful young girl. Some guys are just…

I don't like Michael Pachter. I find his understanding of gamers as wrong on many accounts. I think he'd do better at guessing a market's reaction if he knew what consumers want. But alas, he plays a guessing game that looks at the reaction of vocal gamers online rather than the market as a whole.

I've been saying the leap won't be that big for the next generation of Xbox and PlayStation. With the economy still not doing all so well, a $400-600 brand new entertainment system isn't going to sell well. Reducing costs, while still giving consumers something new with different ways to control, will charge consumers…

Interesting concept. I wonder though if there are better choices for characters. Of course, then we'd have to decide who the main Avengers really are to be able to compare and contrast.

It likely has to do with getting the rights to the videos. They can only get the rights IF you are in a certain location.

Even with proper marketing this won't be as popular as Angry Birds. Angry Birds was a simple game that had a simple objective: destroy the pigs by sending birds at them.

There's a reason why they had to add functionality: the market. This isn't just Sony throwing their hat in there, it's phones and iPods and every portable device there is out there. And it's also because it's now easy and simple to do thanks to advances in tech.