A more refined version of what Kotaku originally showed.

There are actually a lot of these. They had dozens upon dozens of prototypes before they settled on the final design.

Wow. Well, maybe they thought I was too pretentious? Haha that's really all I can think of, if they didn't draw at random.

Wow... you know I tried to get a beta invite through the same method. I got nothing.

Published by Sony.

They like SOTC, but this is a totally different experience and with a completely different inspiration.

Sony owns the IP. Waiting faithfully will be in vain.

Deal with it. Or keep denying yourself the year's most groundbreaking interactive experience for a hilarious reason.

Dammit. I bought Flower the day it was released!

Beyond what Goto-san has said about the meaning of the PlayStation face buttons, also here's something worth noticing.

Oh, look who lost his star.

You're mad that the price is the same?

Suggesting that they are the same shows low little of an actual understand you have as to how these things work.

Publishing isn't the same "paying for exclusives". There's far more varied resources involved in publishing.

Who would've published Heavy Rain?

Quantic Dream doesn't own the IP. That's part of publishing. SCEE owns the 'Heavy Rain' IP.

Tales of Graces F is coming to North America some time next year.

I've said it before on N4G and here it is again: using Heavy Rain as an example for Sony makes a poor analogy. Because Sony published Heavy Rain, whereas Microsoft did not publish Tales of Vesperia (Namco Bandai did).

This is still a PS3 slim, just a slight revision.

Can't say I didn't do the same... actually I couldn't help but do it a few times throughout this piece.