It's possible she could be referring to The Last of Us being playable through Playstation Now. The "PSN" and "Physically" terms might mean that you can pop in your PS3 disk, have the PS4 verify it, and then stream the game (which would be amazing) or you can buy a license for it through PSN.

I actually thought it was the best in the series, it just wasn't a revolutionary game. It was basically a more refined version of Arkham City.

I watch it on my Laptop when I'm traveling.

Which Uncharted? I'll admit, the first one was kind of stale, but I take it with a grain of salt because it was a launch title for the PS3. Uncharted 2 and 3 are both in my top 10 PS3 games. They were amazing, imo.

The only thing they need to do is drop the Wii U to a $199 price point. The price cut saved the 3DS, it can save the Wii U as well.

Since when is the PS3 less powerful than the 360?

For me, Pokémon is a sports game. Basically, football meets wrestling meets a Safari. They come out almost every year with a new one. Like football, you pick your plays and your roster and you see how it goes on the field. Like wrestling, there is a loose storyline that gets sewn together through the outcomes of…

The controller has three buttons. Half-Life 3 confirmed.

The Xbox Music app definitely looked better than Spotify on Windows Phone, but the Spotify app on Windows Phone is pretty terrible. I have an Android phone now and their Spotify app is on a different level.

Well, maybe it's because I was using the Windows Phone 8 app, but it just wasn't intuitive at all. It may have a bigger library, but it seemed Spotify had better new releases. Plus, the integration with Facebook is amazing.

Xbox music is a joke next to Spotify. Believe me, I tried it for a few months while I was waiting for Spotify to come to Windows Phone.

Oh great, just the kind of blown out of proportion news the gasoline and automobile industries need to snuff out Tesla. This is why we can't have nice things.

Why is the Wii U selling poorly? Simple. It's not the games, it's not the hardware, it's the price.

I'm glad there's finally a game where you can play with four of your buddies at home on the same team. It's a game-type this generation is certainly lacking because of the rise of online play and developers' (wrongly) deciding more and more that gamers like to play alone.

If you have to invest 5 months of time in the real world just to be good at a video game, it's probably a waste of that time.

I think you missed the entire point of this article.

What exclusives? Well, aside from The Last of Us..

$100 can buy you 200 tacos at Jack in the Box. I like to think of the price difference in tacos, brings things more into perspective.

I don't think trying something before you buy it is an unreasonable request. That's what it comes down to.

What the hell is going on with the comments for this story?