'But then you take a step back and you see the person next to you calling for some guy to be hit by a bus because of a tweet he made....'

...a tweet concerning a toy, I'd like to add. A machine. An entertainment device.

The reason they didn't change till after E3 was because that was when they started offering preorders. :/

Is it wrong of me to think that this kind of reaction that is getting directed at petty things like Twitter comments should be directed toward our politicians instead? Drive them from their jobs and into the shadows, and all that jazz?

I am glad that every single person who is actually in the games industry has to walk on egg-shells all the time because the people they make games for a bunch of frothing-at-the-mouth assholes with absolutely no sense of scale.

This is it entirely. I can't tell you how awesome it was to be cooking in my kitchen, with oven mits on, and yell out orders to my netflix movie.

"It doesn't help with gaming!!"

Who cares, I spend more time interacting with my console in ways other than gaming that this will make the overall EXPERIENCE of using the XB…

You are on point. Argument over.

These things take time to perfect. It took ten years for the world to go from the Apple Newton to a PDA that actually worked. Ten more years and these functions are imbedded in smartphones that basically everyone in an industrialized country owns, and not a month goes by before someone discovers a new use for the core…

Well, sure. More calmness is never a bad thing. But let's not act like this stuff doesn't matter. People are getting caught up in ResolutionGate not because anyone really cares about two or three launch games, but because of what it will mean in five or six years. Will the Xbox One's power disadvantages hurt long-term…

Way I see it, if they're old enough to be allowed by their parents to get on xbox live or psn and trash talk with their high pitched, squeaky voices, they're old enough to be targetable in a video game.

270 damages!

I can't really speak to that. The company I work for handles IT for hospitals, so I can't really speak outside that scenario. I know they did offer exemptions for religious or medical reasons. At the actual hospital sites, they said you could either get the shot or you have to wear a mask your entire shift.

As far…

The rules still ban voice and cellular use. They have to be in airplane or Wifi mode. I don't know why Giz is ignoring that part of the press release.

You see all the different-colored text in her posts? Those are called "links," and if you click on them with your mouse (or tap them on your tablet), they will take you to magical other pages with evidence to support her claims. Welcome to the Internet - have fun!

You apparently don't understand what sick means. An immune response does not mean you are sick, it means the vaccine is doing its job. Nice try with pointing out an apparent contradiction, next time finish reading it.

Are we not going to talk about the absolute creepiest thing about Espurr? First off, it is called the 'restraint pokemon'. Pretty damn ominous huh? How about the pokedex entries?

Fanboys:

"Why anyone thought it would give lagless remote play from somewhere entirely different is beyond me." - maybe the advertisement, in this post, that shows people using remote play from somewhere entirely different?

Exactly. The previous couple games had some tricky full synch missions, but nothing unreasonable. Frequently it was possible to do them without trying too hard, and it was rarely a chore. When it was difficult, it was so rewarding to do it, but that was only because it was so infrequent. This game made them way too…

agreed. Not very far away means nothing when this game had a release data of a year ago.

Legit won't get excited until the download for the beta shows up in my email.