It was never meant as a cash grab though. They made a "demo" just to be a parody and then people begged them to make a full game. So guess what they did what was asked. Personally, even though I'd never buy it, I think that is pretty cool that they listened to their fans and gave them what they asked for.

On both sides I think it largely depended on use. Play for long periods of time and the system builds up heat. Most of my friends that had the backwards compatible versions of the PS3 have had that system die as well.

They actually patched it a while ago to lower the motion blur.

I have seven friends who all had their 360 die several times before Microsoft admitted to any issue. One friend went through five systems. Not a single one was ever in a poorly ventilated location or stood vertically. The system was one of the worst designs since the Pinto.

Tried to remove my credit card from the 360. I couldn't. I had to go to some website that wasn't even readily known. Then I couldn't remove my credit card because a free three month live thing was still active.

Definitely one of my favorites. At least up until Visari stops talking. I think subsequent entries would have been much better had they kept Visari alive because Brian Cox did an excellent job voicing him.

More than likely, the coercive part comes in how often they say it. I'm sure they never directly say cut this persons wages by X amount but that is just so they don't get a lawsuit.

I was going more for the fragmentation concept. Not a direct comparison.

Note that I'm saying this as someone interested in having the service.

Music Unlimited and their video rental have been around for a long time. Not sure what other services you are referring to them suddenly adding. I'm sad about them removing the more robust music options that the PS3 had but then again I never really used them. Oddly enough they offer quite a few video services which…

Honestly though, I would rather be able to make that choice for myself. Currently I won't spend a dime on sports games but I do occasionally pick up Battlefield. If I could spend half the price for Battlefield and get to play some Madden as well then I would be all for it.

Eh, not really sure they would care about that considering PS Now covers more than the EA catalog of games. That and PS Now was more geared towards PS3 games that could not be readily emulated on the PS4. I am in no way defending the PS Now service though as in it's current over priced state it is worthless but you…

Let's see.. snarky semi elvis smile, check. No change in voice ever, check. Fast talking to make things sound frantic, check. Chuckle laugh, check. Yep same acting.

So sorry I made a joke? Get a fucking life lol. I reference just one of his many failures in acting. His acting in Argo was exactly the same as his acting in Daredevil. The difference being that the movie carried him. He is a good director. And I'll give you that he has been good in comedic roles but this film isn't a…

Clearly you are. I don't find any of his acting good. Someone will say that he is in movies he directs but even those are the same boring performances. So yea, if you like him good for you but that doesn't make me an idiot.

Fine... but not good. He wasn't the reason that film sucked but if the film had been good he wouldn't have done anything to have made it memorable. He is generally boring and flat in his acting and Daredevil is an excellent example of that. I'm certainly hoping that he pulls a Heath Ledger and proves everyone wrong…

True but he has an amazing ability to be the number one reason not to like a film. He also doesn't have the voice I'd expect to hear from Batman. While a bit long this video kind of goes over what I mean :)

Ben Affleck... There really isn't much you can do to bring it back from being Daredeviled at this point.

played it on the level 9 mode. It wasn't too bad. That said my group has pretty much the best gear we can get out of the beta.

James Remar I believe as well. He is one of the vendors near the Traveler