I thought every indication was this was genuinely the last true console generation. From here we’d just see upgrades within the current architecture every few years while maintaining backward compatibility.

I’m not sure what you got out of my comment, but it doesn’t seem to be anything I wrote.

Except as has been pointed out, the colloquial interpretation of “autopilot” is what’s wrong, as historically it’s not fully autonomous. Pilots can’t merely turn it on and check out. It helps reduce their work, but they have to be attentive the whole time. It was named this specifically for this reason, as…

What about Android Auto?

Several times a day. I find it less awkeard than initiating with my voice, and more mentally direct.

Odd that they reuse the same post, with comments.

Odd that they reuse the same post, with comments.

Am I misreading something? They appear to be $45.

Am I misreading something? They appear to be $45.

Thank you. I really enjoyed Paradise, but it was missing so much of what made the prior two so damn much fun. There were essentially NO crash modes, nothing dedicated to mayhem.

Except it’s visually identical to a Game Boy (two words). So I don’t think that was unreasonable.

It’s showing up as $141 for me, or from $89 used. Is there a coupon code I’m not seeing?

It’s showing up as $141 for me, or from $89 used. Is there a coupon code I’m not seeing?

This is how we say it in Los Angeles. Period. Deal with it.

I regret I could give you only one star.

I see him at Arcade Expo every year and he’s always made me really uncomfortable.

Only applause I’ve ever seen at the landing of a plane was after a particularly dangerous and harrowing flight. I don’t generally see applause handed out for your average, run-of-the-mill, just-doing-their-typical-jobs flights.

Except it simply isn’t as vital on Android. Trust me, I’m as obsessed with updates as anyone, but Android pushes far more features in updates to the individual apps and framework than Apple does, making the major OS changes less vital to the average user. It still needs to improve, and is improving as a result of…

That’s how any Apple software on Windows is. iTunes is just about the worst Windows application I’ve ever used, and it feels deliberate.

Living in Southern California, hopefully I can look forward to a lot of fire-types at the moment.

You had some light chuckles building from me until you took that sudden veer off into clueless gender commentary.

God, I forgot about this crap. Here in LA, I haven’t seen a black bean burger in forever. Everyone’s moved on to way, way better options.

I’ve always loved Tetris.