I think the best part about 400 Days was you chose what characters to play with, in your own order. Picking who you play next with didn't seem like a really big choice, but it changed how you perceived characters or groups of characters based on how you saw them in the previous scenes. I thought this was just a…

well a progressive release schedule could work in Nintendo's favor in the long run. Keeping constant and all it will make it so that the hellish wait between burst release periods will be far shorter, and so more constant incline in sales for the console instead of up and down seasons like the PS4 and Xbone are gonna…

Get ready for all of the 11/10 Bus Simulator is going to get.

Same here. Loved this part to.

"The only faultless launch so far has been the Wii U."

In my opinion, this was the sandbox game that really showed what the genre could do right, and it mostly accomplished this through techniques that we'd already seen in Fallout 2.

Game: Mirror's Edge/Dead Space

Game: Fallout 3

This is rhetorical, but are you retarded? They've had several stories on 'PS4 failures', try reading the site in future before acting like an utter tool.

"HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.... mothhhhafuckkkaas"

Dare I hope?

But will there be a Brack Friday Bunduru?

Wait. Is there not an option to upload to YouTube?

Thus far, I have heard the fail rate is equal or below the average for consumer electronics (far less than 1% as of now).

Sony said they have shipped 5000 PS4s and has only heard of 10 failing. That is .2% which is not uncommon for a large hardware launch.

There are a few reports of lemons but we'll have to see after the launch.

Yeah, I don't know how you could pick any other over it. It's honestly in my top 5 favorite trailers, not just video game ones.