C'mon there has to be a Proper Pokemon Wii-U game stashed somewhere for a rainy day.

I think games like these would be much more enjoyable for me if cooperation was more of an incentive than hostility. I mean, studying anonymous social behavior between armed strangers trying to survive aside, I always found cooperative games more worthwhile and fun than games that turn everyone into jerks.

This is what I'd use it for too. Build a machine that's just strong enough to get booted up and stream a game, and basically extend my gaming PC into another room wirelessly.

I think if you want to play games on a TV in the living room and you have a gaming rig set up elsewhere, a low powered Steam Machine for streaming gameplay might be an idea, but I'd probably not get one of the pre-built systems, as I could build my own for cheaper.

things learned from this video:

I've never owned a credit card. I never liked the idea of owing a bank money for an annual fee, interest or other costs. Yes, I am aware that without it, it is a lot harder to build credit and fraud protection is more difficult with a debit card. However, if and when the time comes that I want to get a credit card,…

I would like to point out that many (all?) debit cards are supported by a credit card company, and can almost always be used as credit instead of debit at the machine/register. When used as credit rather than debit, most debit card users experience many of the security benefits that credit card users enjoy (such as…

Brave was a good Pixar movie until Miranda met the witch and turned her mother into a bear. Then it suddenly became a mediocre Disney movie. If only they had stuck with the story they were telling in the first half about a mother daughter relationship and youthful rebellion in a male dominated society.

Seems fun and Kinect don't go well together...

Yes, because the future of gaming is yelling at my TV and waving my hands in the air. Sorry, not in my future. But I'm still playing Killer Instinct and Dead Rising 3 motherfuckaaaaas

Pretty much agreed. While I like the UI and the potential of Kinect, the fact that they still require a paywall for subscription services you already pay for is fucking ridiculous. Their logic is basically, "hey they paid for it last gen, lets just keep it in there and not give a rats ass about our consumers". Want to…

You can watch Netflix without a PlayStation Plus subscription. Okay, so this isn't a fun fact about the UI, and really, we already knew this would be the case, but it's pretty damn cool that Sony isn't locking this stuff behind a paywall. On Xbox One, just like on the 360, you'll need Xbox Live Gold to use Netflix and…

You can watch Netflix without a PlayStation Plus subscription. Okay, so this isn't a fun fact about the UI, and really, we already knew this would be the case, but it's pretty damn cool that Sony isn't locking this stuff behind a paywall. On Xbox One, just like on the 360, you'll need Xbox Live Gold to use Netflix and…

"people who want kinect"... know you of such a people?!

this fails at so many levels it's not funny

You shut up and buy Doritos now!

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I wonder what would be considered the most filling snack with the least amount of calories?

Hopefully...

Xbox One is Kinect. They are not separate systems. An Xbox One has chips, it has memory, it has Blu-ray, it has Kinect, it has a controller. These are all part of the platform ecosystem.