Logitech K400. Perfect living room keyboard/mouse combo IMO. Batteries also last forever.

Well yeah but it’s no fun to play online shooters on PC with a controller. I play most single player games on PC with a controller, but for MP, if I want to be close to decent, you need a keyboard and mouse.

As someone who sucks with mouse and keyboard. This is great news. The game looks fantastic and I’ve been watching nothing but let’s play of it for the last week or so. I don’t even watch let’s play videos...

Everyone craps on the first game but I think it had the best story and I like the fact the the game was self contained on an island. I have trouble relating to games that have me traveling all over the world for the sake of changing environments.

I’m not surprised. I remember see ‘12 Tales: Conquer 64’ listed as TBA under Nintendo Power’s upcoming game release lists for years. It finally came out at the end of the N64’s lifecycle as the M rated ‘Conquer’s Bad Fur Day’. Not what people were expecting after Banjo, Donkey Kong 64 and Diddy Kong Racing, that’s for…

First thing I noticed too. Wow....

Yeah human progress would grind to a halt if everyone followed that attitude. The advancement of our society relies on people making things easier.

There is no reason for Split view to be excluded from the Ipad Air or the iPad Mini 2 or 3. The hardware is those devices are still great. If they support Slide Over and PIP on those older models, they can do Split View just fine. This is just about money. I don’t expect my less than two year old iPad to be obsolete…

Madden supported 8 players on the PS2 days with two multitaps. It was terrible. Lineman gong in all different directions on the snap, any scoring is purely luck and even trying to play just a receiver was a nightmare because you had to be so precise running routes or every pass would be intercepted.

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Sometimes no minimap at all is a bit too much. Try turning off just GPS. I was left wondering why I knew my way around the PS2 GTA games so much better than IV and V. It wasn’t because they’re better, it’s because there was a minimap to orient you but you had to learn where the best and most efficient way around the…

No real nightmares. I’d like just like to walk into a gamestop, buy by game, and not have the clerk awkwardly inform me of every pre-order deal and promotion available on the planet. I’d feel more comfortable going in there, he’d feel more comfortable checking people out. It’s just a win win all around.

Harmony’s can interact with pretty much anything with an IR port and if you get and RF model, they can interact with those devices too in addition to IR. I’ve setup Harmony’s for use with Roku’s, AppleTVs, Xbox360 and Xbox One, all sorts of smart devices and settop boxes. The PS3 required a bluetooth adapter because…

The lack of a physical keypad on the Harmony Ultimates is a deal breaker for me and for most of my customers (I do home theater installation among other things) because it’s annoying to watch cable without a tactile number pad. For this reason, I’ve stuck to Harmony One’s, 900s and Harmony 650s recently because the…

Not true necessarily true. It depends on what type of equipment you have and how you have it setup up right now. I’ve programed Harmony Ones and Harmony 900s(Harmony One but with RF) to raise and lower a TV stand and close curtains when devices are turned on and off. But these devices already had their own remotes, I…

Ads are necessary for free and low cost apps though, so I rather have an ad API that apple manages and controls that they require developers to use if they want to use ads.

This seems to be a glaring example of how backward Nintendo seems to be as a whole. Never embracing the nature of a constantly changing tech medium. Whether it’s e-sports, game-streaming, youtube uploads, online multiplayer, comparable hardware and now it seems even ‘unaproved’ podcasts where an employee does nothing…

No. Apple’s my way or the highway approach turns me off most the of the time. But it terms of privacy and protecting my data, Apple is better at this than their competitors.

Say what you want about Apple, but at least the high upfront costs (usually) of their products have given them no reason to mine your data to makeup for lost revenues. That’s one aspect I appreciate about iOS’s walled garden. Obviously it isn’t perfect but at least you know how an app or apps are allowed to use your…

I’ve felt this way about so many games, games I really want to enjoy but just can’t, like Elder Scrolls, Fallout, pretty much anything called an RPG. There are just to many distractions, to much micromanaging, too many useless items that clutter up inventories. I hate dialogue trees. IMO they’re the most gamebreakinig…