@dylanspronck: I thought the same thing when I heard "PlayStation" back in 1994.

@jupiterfish: I seriously doubt RIM would have made a tablet if Apple hadn't at first. And I'm sure Apple would have made a more badass tablet if they were sure it was going to be the success that it turned out to be.

Everything iDon't... Playbook does.

Three articles on Schafer today. Not that I mind, but it'd be nice if we could hear more about his games too ;)

I prefer when the government is more concerned about my actual security than debating whether or not I can buy this, use that, drink this.

Anyone dressed up as I-No has mi corazón.

I have no idea why that game was any fun at all but I loved playing it.

Taco Bell ain't got nothin' on Taco Cabana!

That most certainly is an epic yarn I'd say.

I may have to try this out just to trip out my room mates...

@Captain Fish, PhD (c): I was combing through the comments JUST to see this. I knew it had to be here :)

Uh, OK. Thanks for that Mr. Hastings, it's much appreciated.

Holy crap.

@HammerheadFistpunch: I'd be interested in knowing more about this... off to Google!

@Arggh! there goes a...snake a snake!: Aye, I whole-heartedly agree. The formatting is nice, to the point, and easy navigable.

Foursquare isn't all "I'm here right now and you aren't" euphoria, especially when it's just a place anyone is welcome to at any time. Maybe for a concert or something like that it is bragging but so what? Facebook is just as guilty and I'd say damn near every human being on the planet likes to brag about something…

@superna7ural: I had to read that a few times over as it baffled me.

@Avinant: Microsoft is a big part of the paid DLC system. Mostly because they don't really let developers do free DLC in the first place. That's why these creators find it such a surprise and such a point of contention.

@Chestnut Bowl: I'm all about the "fuck you" they tout, but if it's using a service that Microsoft encourages then why the "fuck you"? They found the free way in and MS said, "Go for it"

@Stevox: Aye, I think this was the primary reason I held off on a burner two years ago. Hasn't changed significantly enough to warrant buying a burner yet.