Probably my favourite Creepy Villager meme so far:

exactly this. even if i don't like the games, it's hard to dislike someone who thinks like he does

3DR suing Gearbox, that's rich. If it wasnt for Gearbox, this turd would still be in the chute. If anything 3DR should be paying THEM for dealing with the disaster that was DNF. Broussard is just an overgrown man child. Couldn't be happier to have him out of the industry. 3DR hasn't been relevant for eons.

"He's looking for his dog, Fabio."

I feel betrayed my Lord. Like I'm missing a piece. A piece of clothing.

Yes, they are pretty damn funny.

Well done sir

A cellphone that can't make calls xDDD good one Jesus!!!

Man I hear you on Skyward Sword. For me personally the motion controls pretty much ruined that game for me.

Same here, I really dislike motion controls, and it shaved $30-ish off their cost, which is nice, they blew MS away with that $399, that's why Tretton had that shit-eating grin and giant hard-on all night, he got to drop the hammer.

There is a 24 hours gateway check in the Xbox One it also registers the game to your live account.

As for Sony to quote the very article you linked

" The PlayStation 4 "will not have any gating restrictions" means there is nothing built into the hardware to restrict used games running on the system. That doesn't…

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You are just the best commenter on any of the PS4 articles. C'mere you. Lots of virtual hugs

given that you aren't required to do online check-in, I feel like that is the only thing that the third parties would logically be able to control. That started going through my head a little bit today.

Jesus, lemme hug you.

Dude, its an online pass. Hardly the same thing. You can still lend a friend a game without jumping through hoops.
#dealwithit

Except that is the case with current gen machines. Third party devs can implement their own DRM (online passes, for example) as they wish on both the 360 and the PS3. The difference is that Sony won't help them enforce it.

Difference being that Sony isn't having a DRM standard in place like Microsoft is.
They are basically allowing online passes to still be a thing, and as much as I hate that, it still isn't a deal breaker.