This sounds suspiciously like you're going to have to buy the games again.

They sold the license back to UFC (to sell to EA). They probably got a pretty penny out of this deal.

I'm starting to think it might have something to do with the fact that Home was the thing that got Kotaku blacklisted by Sony for about a year, IIRC. They leaked out home before it was announced at a GDC and Sony was really pissed.

All that delicious ironing.

Entirely different people in charge when that happened (Peter Moore was still working at Microsoft). But not like that matters to the type of person that would make this comment.

I believe there's a way to hack an Android phone into a bluetooth PS3 controller.

Okay, I'm buying a Vita now (well, not right now, but sometime after E3). The games quota has been met. And if they announce getting PS1 classics to work at E3, then I'll buy it in the next couple weeks.

Already taken, I believe. Years upon years ago.

The first listed price is already 30% off the regular price. The PS+ price is an extra 20% off of that.

The iPhone interface doesn't work very well when it's not used on a touch screen. It might work in conjunction with the tablet screen, but it wouldn't be any better that the current system if you were just using the WiiMote.

Didn't Sony win an Emmy or a Oscar or some type of award you wouldn't expect for how awesome XMB was?

Saying religion is dangerous because there are crazy religious people is like saying cars are dangerous because there are bad drivers.

In addition to all the other stuff on this list that screams BS, didn't ATI already announce that they were making the GPUs for all three of the next-gen consoles? So Kepler makes absolutely no sense here.

I will take full 1080p at 120 frames per second on a phone, thank you. Or possibly a much better image stabilization.

They're changing it to the point where it's barely recognizable.

For the umpteenth time, the reason there are sports games out every year have much more to do with the leagues themselves forcing this to happen than with the developers wanting to put one out every year.

What about sniffing glue?

Usually it's about $100 for a upgrade disc.

Every version of Windows since XP has had a 64-bit version. Pretty much any processor released in the past 5 years not designed to run in netbooks can run 64 bit code. If you're not up to 64 bit by next year, you kinda deserve to be left in the dust.

It's coming. Not until after E3, but it is coming.