If this game is pulling any of the great things out of Dark Souls I'll be enjoying myself very much with it. After Dark Souls II of course.

I like the costumes.

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I know right.

If you look at your comment, you have aggressively made assertions about Edge's writing having a pro-Sony bias without offering any links to example articles. I'm going to take any commenting you do on this subject with a grain of salt without corrorboration by another, more reliable commenter who can provide some…

To be fair, EVERYONE was pro-Sony after the E3 conference...

Now imagine Assassin's Creed 6, when it's a true next-gen game, not a half next-gen game, and it's a few years into the PS4's life span.

That game will be mind-bogglingly magnificent.

The biggest difference to me was textures. PSX in comparison was like every game had a "grit" filter, and the PS2 was silky smooth.

I want to see this as an animated thing...

So, you're wrong, but just going to say the same thing again.

and just for $100, I'm sold.

Not only can I remote play my PS4, I can play all of my PSP/PS1/PSV games on it, and if the Vita is also used as a second screen for my PS4, then by theory This device just made my second TV my Second Screen device instead of a small phone or tablet...

No, it's a Vita.

Again, incorrect. One userbase it is targeting is people who want the best of both worlds with the Vita; I love my Vita and will sometimes connect it to this when I'm at home. Plus, a PS3 doesn't play Vita games. A Vita slot and hardware in the PS4 would have bumped the price up significantly.

This goes well beyond…

Hold it. Does that mean I don't even need a PSVita to play a PSVita game when I have this box ? Only a Dualshock 3 ?

Seeing as how you can play vita games off of it. I'd say $100 is cheap, especially compared to the $200 the vita costs now. And it can remote play ps4 games, be a media hub, and play psp/ps1 games.

Wait......wait, wait, wait.

"Outfitted with a PS Vita card slot, it also allows PS Vita TV owners to play Vita games on, well, their TV."

You're saying this will let me play Vita titles with a dualshock, on my TV and it's only $100? Why would one need to buy a Vita, then?

Sony can't be so stupid as to build a device that…

You're definitely completely failing to understand what the product is. It's a streaming device for PS4/Vita, as well as a native media hub capable of playing some PSP/PS Vita/PS1 games.

You only can stream from a PS4 you own, like a PS4 in your living room streamed to a vita TV in your bedroom.

It's a psp/ps1 emulator/psvita/movie streamer/remote player for the ps4.

Price is a huge question here. I love the idea of a "second" ps4 in the bedroom though.