Yes there is reason to keep harping on it. This is a perfect example of sexual harassment alive and well, and despite any apology people should continue to harp on it until things change. This opened the dialogue and you shouldn't be so quick to brush it under the rug.

Still - the person that was actually should have won... didn't and Taco Bell financially was unimpacted. So the hacker screwed Joe Shmoe and not Taco Bell.

Less calories, and no diarrhea. I'd say you won the contest to be honest.

Except that Taco Bell didn't lose, one of their legit customers did. He was passing numbers to the system automatically until he got one. Then when that number was given to a customer and they tried to redeem it "A winner is not you, this code is already used"

You're looking at the wrong end of the problem. In 2 years, this will be plenty possible, because the CPUs and GPUs will use less power. Battery technology has changed little since 1970s yet my phone today is more powerful than the first laptop I bought in 2000. How is this? The chips use less power.

Except the battery will last like 4-5 hours and is non-replaceable. You'll need to figure out some sort of external 3rd party option to compensate.

With the way this thing is designed they would be retarded to not create a premium vita phone at some point. Within 2 years I bet it will be here.

If this comes out freemium I'm going to hit a Japanese person. I have a few friends. POW! "THATS FOR SQUARE ENIX!"

Actually I think they'll spit one out that appears on both consoles or releases right around the Wii U. This is standard procedure for game companies.... God of War 2 before PS3, Twilight Princess before Wii (which is on both) etc. They don't want to show the gaps too much. Thought Nintendo has acted a bit funnier…

I agree with the book analogy. That's what I was trying to describe as what could go wrong. Ideally the standalone game is an experience 100% in itself, and additional content comes with additional cost. The moment we start seeing "To be continued....." at the end of a game that is finished in a DLC I'm throwing my…

I think you're confusing developers with producers. Producers do see it as business because that's all they do. Their art is business and money.

The problem with the argument that they exist because of the demand is that it doesn't address the product from an integrity perspective. If you were to compare a game to a book or painting DLC becomes a bit less cut and dry.

"A Game where you do nothing"

Not true, I had to push two buttons in 13. Up to move forward and X to hit auto battle and clear dialog.

Just so we're all in the know, this is the same guy that did the World of Warcraft meltdown a while back. It's a character he plays, and he actually is normal in a lot of his youtube video. It's one of those nerds make fun of themselves deals. Funny, but less alluring knowing it isn't true nerd rage.

Tim Cook as number one.... that decision makes me question the site's integrity.

So we're clear....

Thank you for reminding me of my first Final Fantasy WTF moment.

Square Enix '88-'06

LOL