to be fair, if you have 2 enormous 1080p flat screens side by side, and you have a keen eye for details, then you'll see something. but if you have enough money to own 2 giant tv's, a ps4 and an xbox and you have enough time to do such a thing then i pity you

kirk is becoming that damn lifeguard. all caught up in tan lines, but overlooking the pure deliciousness

you write like the liner notes of an outkast album. which isn't a bad thing in this crazy world

honestly? it's fine. jesus christ. of course resolution matters, but the xbox will catch up, it's just having teething problems. do you guys remember the first "fear" on ps3? that shit came out a year after the 360 version and looked like toilet water. these systems haven't even been out a month, for crying out loud

goddammit. i though this would be the one article where i'd be able to read it *before* the pc comments started

it's funny because guys like video game things and girls don't duhhhhhrrrrrr

for the most part (from experience) it's just like any other VO job, you have an agent that gets you the audition. there may have been an nda, but sometimes companies won't release the title or key details, so maybe OP just recognized the "war" monologue. more likely, though, is that an nda was involved but thanks to…

i mean, if she only auditioned and didn't get the part, it's a different story

go away

i couldn't find it listed on the linked page, but they're doing double xp until december 5th in case anyone was curious george

before i see another comment pointing out the walls, have none of you considered that it's possibly crayon markings his kids made that he wants to keep up? i'm just speculating, but still. hey mike, should i buy a ps camera or what

the *crime solving* boat!

i think part of it is to settle some of the fears that the ps4 could see a widespread epidemic of hardware failures. have you been to the ps4 reddit in the last 5 days? people are flipping the hell *out*. granted, the rrod didn't become the menace it was until a year or so after the original release, but that's just…

the plot sounds like a tv show the simpsons would have watched after "knightboat"

i never owned an original xbox (my best friend did, so i got plenty of experience with it), but it always reminded me of something nickelodeon would have made in the late 90s. there was this sense of awkwardness that was hard to shake

the ds4 feels like a really high-quality 3rd party controller. that's not meant to be a bad thing (it's phenomenal), but i can't think of a more succinct analogy for my personal experience. it's heftier, the shoulder buttons are flush now, and it's much more ergonomically pleasing

it's true

seeing as how the 360's failure rate was one of the worst problems to have come up with home consoles, and it was relatively recent (6 years, i think), i would say it's necessary

says the guy who wrote "now and days"

whoa, don't cut yourself on the edginess there pal