Or they could just use it to improve user experience. The PS3 and the Wii U proved neither Sony nor Microsoft had to charge you to play online. That money is obviously going into timed exclusive deals. People are literally paying Sony and Microsoft to be jerks.

Several years ago, when I chose the PS3 over the 360, my logic was "Hell no. I'm not paying a monthly service the other console has for free". Metal Gear Solid 4 was just the cherry on top.

Bullet dodged.

The WSJ? You mean that paper owned by the same corporation that runs FOX News?

So the Rams and the Raiders are like the typical Angeleno. Just when they thought they were over LA, LA pulls them back in. The city is like the Mafia.

I read stories of wrestlers who get dislocations and fractures in the middle of a match, and they keep performing until the show is done. Perhaps if they didn't fake it when they get a real injury, people could understand the risks of the job.

Shaking him wasn't the smartest thing to do, yet you see that all the time in movies. I'm not surprised people don't have a clue what to do when something like that happens.

Sure it's best to play with friends, and mikes. At least you're not walled out of them if you don't have any friends to play with, like in Destiny.

Apparently Atari is still around today to keep a few lawyers fed and clothed.

Atari HAS gone out of business. It's undead Atari that keeps coming back from the grave once in a while.

Valkyria Chronicles on the PS3 is arguably the best Sega game since their heyday. Yet, you'll be lucky to find that game at any store.

Ironically, to me the best PS2 game of all time is Resident Evil 4. A game that originally was for the GameCube.

They forgot that they did arcade games. Donkey Kong had micro transactions, in the form of, you pay a quarter in exchange of a few turns. That seemed to work then, now they're above monetizing games with anything but a flat price?

There are two things that a potential investor in Nintendo sees as clear as daylight.

They don't teach much of this at school, but with 30 million Spanish speakers, the U.S. is the fifth or fourth largest Spanish speaking country in the world, behind Mexico, Spain, Argentina and Colombia. The third language most spoken in the U.S. is Mandarin, followed by German and French.

You know that our president is half white, regardless that it's common to refer to him as black. His mother's family is as lily Mid-Western white as it can get. Coincidentally, he's native from Hawaii.

I think it's mostly the perception of a foreigner of how an American looks. The U.S. is well represented by all races in the world. I challenge any country to match the racial diversity of the United States, specially in a big city like New York.

There is such a wide range in all races that people shouldn't put any race in a box. I have Mexican friends that have been mistaken as Japanese.

It always struck me that Japanese culture had always wanted to emulate the Caucasian race as the standard of beauty.

Who wants a job at Apple? It seems like there are going to be a few vacancies tomorrow.