@SLAYERHOLIC666: They discontinued in favor of the newer "S " controller after about a year if I remember correctly.

@Lil'Sebastian: It's really hard to filter the internet when people are determined. There's pretty much no way without blocking everything.

I think another difference is that vegetables take the shit and break it down to it's bare materials and makes something entirely new out of it. This guy is really just taking the shit, removing the bacteria and and re-configuring some of the proteins a little.

Just doing my job.

@bannakaffalatta: I think the difference is that vegetables no longer resemble shit when they're on our plate. This guys stuff looks like processed feces, which is exactly what it is.

I think this guy has assburgers syndrome.

I hope nobody gave this guy money to do his research.

I'm going to get one and name him Anthony.

I don't know if it does, I'm just saying that if they want to succeed they need those features and they need to be better than Steam, which will be pretty tough to do. Most people are only going to want one program and service managing their friends and games. Right now, I see no reason to leave steam, especially…

Uncharted 2

Hmmmm...

People who play PC games a lot really like steam. It's social networking features and in-game overlay I find indispensable. I even launch non-steam games through steam just for those features.

@Lord_Data ∞: People who play PC games a lot really like steam. It's social networking features and in-game overlay I find indispensable. I even launch non-steam games through steam just for those features.

I've used the dolphin Wii emulator on a PC rendering the 3D elements in 1080p and hooked up an actual Wii to the same monitor and there is a huge effing difference. Maybe I have supervision? All I know is I won't even buy DVD's anymore. Has to be blu-ray. I don't like them pixels.

@gigawings: We can buy phones off contract but because each carrier uses different wireless technology it's more or less pointless to buy a phone from one carrier and use it on another.

ATT makes sense. Only one wireless transceiver is necessary to work in many countries. If they made it work on T-Mobile or Verizon they would have to manufacture hardware specific to those carriers.

You are correct, it is the number of transistors, but improvements in architecture efficiency also give speed a boost each year. All we can say for sure is that in 2012 hardware should be between 8 and 9 times faster than hardware from 2005 at the same price.

The G5 was introduced in 2003 but was refreshed every year with new hardware. The units available when the Xbox 360 was being developed could have quad core 2.7GHz PowerPC processors. The clock speed is lower than the 360 and in order to make sure code ran properly on the final product, developers probably had to only…

@DHR-107: Because people with big TVs like me don't like giant pixelated junk on our screens. And we don't like to play the types of games Nintendo makes anyways. I would take a match of the original Quake over Kirby's Epic Yarn or Brawl any day.

@xair: The PS3 has slightly faster hardware but a very unusual design that makes it extremely tricky to develop for. With most games being developed on 360 first and ported to the PS3, the PS3 versions end up being less optimized and either uglier or have poor performance. If you look at PS3 exclusives though, they…