There are unofficial patches that remove the Steam requirement from store bought titles. Also, there's a good deal of choice for all the titles that don't require Steamworks.

Oh, please stop this none sense. Competition, Xbox Live has none. Don't expect any thing remotely close to Steam from it.

Maybe look up what's wrong with it and try your hand at fixing it? Go, go!

Huh, you can do that on the PC version right? /ToGoogle!

Because they are porting the Japanese version which will probably be out before the PlayStation 4 launches and the PlayStation 3 already has a large install base.

The designer is from France, so I don't think you can compare, unless you're from France as well.

I don't think they are worried, they already have the media centre down with the PlayStation 3, extending that is only logical, but it doesn't need to be the focus of their messaging.

Haha, and so you see that even with similar hand sizes there's still a world of difference.

You could use those conductive gloves... or cut your loses (None) and move on! But yeah, same "problem" here. I just did the latter. And honestly I haven't seen much in the way of games that would make me regret that choice.

I might be bellow average, I'd say that the PlayStation 3 controller is ideal for my hands. Since it doesn't give me strain any-where even after long periods of play. The issue with the Xbox 360 controller for me is especially with the triggers and strain in the index fingers, it happens after thirty to sixty minutes…

Eh, honestly, just going by the picture, that doesn't look all that 'bad'. Obviously would have to wait and actually see the movie. Also, as I understand this is based on the book, not the anime. So, why exactly is anyone expecting the live action to follow the anime's direction?

19 cm in length and 9,5 cm in width. I don't know how that compares to the average, but I'm certainly not known for large hands!

Same, doesn't take long for strain in the palm and fingers to set in, especially with trigger intensive game-play.

That's a rather vague description. I'll assuming the following, since it to me appears to be the most sensible pricing scale:

That's one sweet bag.

It wouldn't make any marketing sense, given that the PlayStation 3 alone is responsible for nearly 50% of the units sold in their 1,09 million sales figure at Christmas of that year. PC and Xbox 360 sales where about 25% each.

It is mostly relevant for me, since I've only got space for a single console under my television. At the moment I'm not bothering with switching around my PlayStation 3 for the Xbox 360, since it can't play any of my video or audio. So I reckon the same would happen with a Wii U.

Damn, that's disappointing. Thanks for the answer though!

Completely unrelated; Does the Wii U play mp3 and mp4 files from an external hard-drive?

On-line stores are in the same predicament as dedicated Game stores. They will hardly ever reduce their price to the point that they don't earn any money on the product. Nor will the majority of them be interesting for the majority of the world, given that shipping costs are ridiculous. So at any given time, only a…