I'd consider Fallout more RPG with some shooter elements than shooter honestly. Yes, you could shoot guns. Or you could use hand weapons. Or you could just talk your way out of things (I mean there are people who play a pacifist run through of Fallout... really can't do that with a real shooter).

That's actually a good dividing line to use. How interesting is it for others to watch.

Then again, I think a lot of the old arcade games would fail by that criteria (pac man?). The problem with it is that criteria ignores gameplay entirely as part of the art of the game (some games, especially early video games, are…

Sidestepping my point entirely...

I'm sure there was rational criticism. There also was a lot of irrational criticism (I mean, it's the internet and when it gets fired up, you do get a lot of people who go way too far. It's honestly not common for some one to really deserve the full ire of the internet).

Bingo!!!! Give yourself a prize cause you actually get it!

Yeah, but as you pointed out, PS4 is also easier to develop for. PS3 was harder to develop for and that is what really helped xbox get the better version games (well that and PS3 had crappy RAM <- Bethesda games = suck on PS3. Which I will point out, it also has the better RAM this time). So in this case you have a…

*ding* *ding* *ding* We have a winner. The big issue here isn't so much if COD looks better or if you don't care about the difference (I'll admit, for me I probably wouldn't though I'd still want to buy the console that can do the better one just cause it would bug me otherwise. Unless there were other reasons to buy…

I don't know. I'd think it could possibly be ghosts or it could be some one was amused and went down there. Why would it necessarily have to be ghosts that wrote that? Even if I believed in ghosts I'm not sure why I'd instantly think it was proof (maybe I'd wonder if a ghost or a person wrote that).

I think they do admit walls are a problem with their hardware, but it also will work with in house wi-fi (you don't need to connect to the internet, just your house's wi-fi). Which should work ok too long as you have a good router (But Sony already loses control there so it's dependant on your router then so they will…

Netflix isn't a bonus... it's just them gimping the machine if you don't have Live Gold. It would only be a bonus if it was something you normally wouldn't be able to use a computer for (which every other computer company out there doesn't even think of charging you to use apps on their computer. Even Apple isn't that…

Nope, Sony has already said you can replace it if you want. THey just aren't supporting external ones.

I thought the xbox 360 did and they are claiming the One will.

I don't think 3G is fast enough which is why they aren't even bothering to try to support it (otherwise they will be sure to have pissed off people).

I didn't either at first. Even with that video I thought maybe they were just showing the person close enough to her dorm room or something.

It will be. The PS4 actually has hardware dedicated to remote play so that the Vita can directly connect to it.

Actually, from what I understand, without wi-fi the PS4 can too stream to the Vita (they have hardware that they can just directly stream to each other). In fact, I'm pretty sure in the FAQ about PS4, Sony recommends you do it that way first.

Why is every news site making a deal out of this? It's common sense. Your experience outside the house is going to depend on your internet connection both at the place the PS4 is located and the place the Vita is located. And also any slow downs in between. Anyone who has any idea how the internet works would know…

Well, it will do that better than the PS3 because the PS4 has dedicated hardware for remote play. The Vita can connect directly to the PS4 which is better than even connecting through your house's Wi-fi.

But yes, remote play outside the house will be the same. But honestly, that's not something Sony can control. And…

Nintendo better hope the Wii U sells well this christmas. Otherwise I predict it's going to fail hard... it's had plenty of time and it still isn't showing itself. I read some article talking about how it's probably going to have another game drought next year.

Heh, and I don't get buying a console for launch games. Launch games are usually the worst games that will be on the console and almost never hold up through the years (they usually sell themselves mostly by the fact that people who want the console launch day won't have much else to choose from).

I pick more for…