I'm a little confused... claw games have ALWAYS been pay to play.

On Steam? Tons, on this sale? $4.50 for a Monaco 4-pack.

Shin Megami Tensei IV ($25) | Nintendo eShop

...progrums?

Even searching for deals every day, you just don't see Bluetooth headphones for $20 very often. I admit, I had never heard of these before today, but they have a solid 4 star average on over 4,000 reviews. [Kinivo Bluetooth Stereo Headphones, $20]

I'm wondering what they will do with a third season if they do - they'll already be balancing Borderlands and Game of Thrones.

Maybe that's an indication that you post too much. Argue semantics about what "next-gen" is all you want, but it doesn't change the end result. It's still a less powerful machine that doesn't quite fit in with the other offerings of this generation, and that fact has turned a lot of people off.

Vita

One of these things is not like the others...

They haven't proofread in the past however many years, why start now?

I don't trade in games, but I will sell them used on Amazon. The trade values are ridiculous most of the time.

They're still releasing new games, though.

The Wii has no more graphical oomph than a PS2/Gamecube. Just because it's technically a generation later doesn't make it more difficult to emulate.

...and avoided hours of tedium.

I guess I live in a wifi-less cave then.

The first one was a fun game to play around Halloween. Looking forward to the second one!

I'm liking the way it downplays the Kotaku logo. Makes it less obvious that I'm reading about video games at work, heh.

The game's controls also leave something to be desired, though they're mostly an improvement on The Walking Dead. Interactions for objects in the environment are tied to the controller buttons in a way that, at least with the 360's color-coded buttons, made intuitive sense to me. Press Y to look, press X to talk, and…

When I got my first LCD monitor... it was a very noticeable difference. Absolutely no more eye strain while staring at my computer screen.