I'd wager that PS3 won't sell as long as the PS2 did due to the modern environment of the gaming industry. Publishers will likely be pushing developers to slowly "ween off" current gen consoles. Just my analysis and predictions, not saying they're right! xD

Oh, no doubt about that, just felt odd to me. Then again, I have the "NEW THINGS NOW" mindset when it comes to stuff like this.

Fair point.

I know that, it just felt odd to me for Sony to do this on the cusp of releasing a brand new console.

I am! :) I've always been fascinated by this stuff. I'm actually starting nursing school in January.

For much, much, smaller implants, and on a part of the body with a greater surface area, that is fine.

This, however...not so much.

Isn't it a little late to release a new PS3 controller?

He won't be able to have one with that thing in his arm.

In the video he presents his arm in a supinated position. The device seems to be directly over the Pronator Teres, Flexor Carpi Radialis, Brachioradialis, and maybe even the Palmaris Longus if it's a little more over to the medial side of his arm...

...Basically almost every muscle on the inside of your forearm, which…

Will you be my friend?

Oh, would you look at that, it's already starting to protrude through the skin.

See my "Mr. Infection" comment.

Once necrosis starts, the only way you save the affected limb is to cut off ALL of the dead flesh. If you don't, more necrosis and gangrene happens.

It won't. Not at all. He'll either wind up having an emergency surgery from real doctors to remove it or lose the limb. If not that, he could suffer from debilitating pain or hampered/potentially entirely lost muscle function in that arm. As scar tissue develops (and it will), he'll lose more and more function from…

Ye music be rough on me hearin'.

Th' rum be smooth this day.

Ahoy! ye rump be large 'n in charge!

Ye'll have that be all I can take greenery!

Oh, me jolly knickers! 'Tis be some fine paintin.'

Yes, please. Put this right over your Pronator, Supinator, Flexor Carpi Radialis, and Brachioradials.

Your arm doesn't need those to...move...or grip things...

Now I need a cane to shoot lasers out of...