i have a similar drive in my ps3, and it definitely makes certain things load much faster. in the case of the PS3, it helped a ton with loading the Store and also when I was playing the same game over and over, like skyrim or something like that. but i think i'll stand by for a little while on PS4 and let my built in…

i have a similar drive in my ps3, and it definitely makes certain things load much faster. in the case of the PS3,…

Great roundup. As someone who does this every day, I can tell you that 90% of the time, Amazon, Gamefly, or GreenManGaming will have Steam's price beat, and come with a Steam key. If you followed our Steam Summer Sale coverage, we actually ended up spending as much time rounding up better prices elsewhere as we did…

This is indeed the elephant in the room. The fact that this is the first time I've seen this verbalized so succinctly underscores how strange it is that none of the outlets are talking about it (and thank you for doing so, BTW). If a more powerful console is difficult to develop for, we will see improvement in visuals…

Well, sure. More calmness is never a bad thing. But let's not act like this stuff doesn't matter. People are getting caught up in ResolutionGate not because anyone really cares about two or three launch games, but because of what it will mean in five or six years. Will the Xbox One's power disadvantages hurt long-term…

I imagine people care because when deciding which console to spend $400-500 on, one important question is "which of these will have the best-performing multiplatform games in 5 years?"

What do you want? A spoiler on it?

Hey, that looks really good actually. I was going to get a PS4, but in the wake of announcements that there are no media center functions on Sony's next gen offering, I'm considering building a Steam Machine instead.

Yeah, RIP Steam right?

Why would you kill off the most bad ass person in the game?

Now remove Uplay DRM from Far Cry 3's PC version and I'll love you forever.