Nvidia markets the Titan the same as it does with the rest of their GTX line - as gaming solutions: http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/arti…

You can use it for whatever you like, ultimately. An integrated Intel GPU can be used for rendering video, for example (not very well, mind...), but they are build for gaming, and marketed as such. Just that it’s not controlling what you use it for.

The update cycle on GPU’s alone gives some merit to the idea of shorter console cycles. Especially when you can already see that the current consoles are struggling with the latest AAA titles that really push the boat.

Not really, the Quadro line is for that. This is definitely for gamers. But for VR, or multiple screens, or 4K.

That’s a tool though, like a carpenter buying a lathe.

Gentlemen, you can’t fight here. This is the war room.

That doesn’t say anything about Apple paying for it.

Point 1 isn’t entirely true... (pedantic, perhaps), as the code used for iWatch would be Objective-C, (if building natively...???). And Vita supports multiple engine types and code formats.

Gonna have to have a source on that.

Edit (Vita amount wrong) Vita has sold around 14m, Apple Watch about 7m.

Apple wouldn’t pay for this.

Same kinda deal. It’s more an East Asia thing in general, mind. China and Hong Kong are similar, just they don’t have the same contemporary cultural as Korea and Japan, a bit less interesting.

So, “yes”...?

She probably does care, but it doesn’t need to be the single thing she can show she cares about.

It doesn’t look extreme or radical in anyway. It just sounds a site that feminists frequent.

Fuck you for having a reasonable opinion, I guess. :/

Damn, son. Go finish Final Fantasy XII, it has some amazing locales.

Same. Not really interested in silent protagonists anymore. If it’s going to sell that idea, then it needs to be a robust RPG with customisation and choice, to at least grant that character some shred of interest.

Eh, I was on the fence, and this didn’t sell me. Likely not going to pick it up.

Injuries and weight were a problem for him. At Barca, they had Messi coming though, too. And he started to be a bit lazy on the pitch (unlike his PSG and early Barca days). Milan did pay a fair amount for him - so they had to pay for quality - but he was just hit with fitness issues there, too.