It's harmless to call them all "droids". Just like calling all tissue "kleenex". The only person that stands to lose anything are the trademark holders. Lucas Arts, and Verizon. For us, it's just as easier way to say "Android".

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Camera's included aren't that much money. Also it goes beyond video chat and has a ton of application uses. Bar code scanners, AR, Facial Recognition, and Taking pictures are just a few that may be used.

The masses have largely labeled them all "droid" due to Verizon's overly successful marketing campaign. It's moot point now.

However when I connect my Dualshock 3 to my android tablet - shit goes down.

I pay money through my Xbox so I can wait to play demos on my PS3.

Now I want to play wind waker.... great, and I just started Borderlands a couple days ago.

Exactly

I just read World War Z not too long ago and found a really deep connection because every time I put it down I would tell my wife what was happening and talking about what was going on. In doing this I understood it all better and gained a deeper connection to the story.

What should be considered here is the medium. Take novels vs short stories for example. A novel is a massive piece of literature, made to be digested in segments, chapters if you will. The author has designed their work so you bite off a chunk, and then can put that piece of work down and reflect on it for a time…

NO ONE EXPECTS THE BURSA INQUISITION!

Seeing as I was perfectly happen with how everything was in Dungeon Hunter II, better seems fine with me. Look for number three to hit the iTunes App Store and Android Market soon.

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Let people make money and let people spend money. I don't stop you from buying your Pokemon cards even though I object to their sale and you're purchasing them. It's none of my business.

Nah I hear he's more of a Gears guy....

I think it's a good thing for me. Sure I have less licenses... but I only have 3 psps and 1 PS3. Two licenses is sufficient and automating their administration is a good thing. If we want digital goods these are great rules as far as I'm concerned.

No I target vast minorities.

So then you agree with me? Sony is taking an action that doesn't appear to affect paying customers but will remove numerous cases of illegitimate software sharing. So this is good then?

Two consoles seems fair. Having more than that in a home would be a vast minority. The ability to manage activations is also welcomed.

It's a full loop though. They offer "AAA" content for a reduced price in advance. When the content doesn't come, the consumer won't repeat that purchase for the next game. So this tactic only works for games studios that consistently bring the value. If the value doesn't show, then neither will the sales of their…