Sometimes, ignorance is bliss. :)

At first glance, I totally read that headline wrong.

* see J.J. Abrams Star Trek movie for details.

Oh, that feature is already built in, they just haven't told you about that, yet! :P

Like many of the other commentors, I totally question the current gen consoles on this list.

First of all, I use my debit card for practically everything I buy these days (sure, germs are present there as well, but at least I know where it's been...mostly! :P). Secondly, at least when you're paying cash, you have the option of not thinking that that dollar bill you're holding didn't come from a hobo's pants.…

So wait. There's a stream of lights flying past this car... are they trying to say that their car doesn't move while the rest of the world flies by it?

People are going to speed up just to see the skeletons.

Vlad the Impaler used to use the impalement (is that a word?) punishment for stuff like committing adultery. Result? One of the lowest crime rates in human history. Sometimes, overkill works.

I wish there was video footage of how Osama reacted when he saw that interview. He must've been laughing his ass off.

LOL This sounds like "Who's On First?" :P

It's still a little too early to decide whether it's going to be adequate or not. From our standpoint and from what we know about the system, yes, it sounds like too little. But all we have to go off are the leaked specs of the system. We don't know to what end those resources will be used for, and we don't know if…

Nintendo does not have a history of redesigning their consoles, unless you're including the streamlined versions that usually release years later. If anybody can be accused of releasing redesigns look at Sony and Microsoft... they seem to do this every 6 months.

That's not a very good idea. You want Microsoft (the company who invented the RROD) and Sony (the company who is currently rebuilding their network from scratch because of a hack) to have less competition?

How many times have they retold Hal Jordan's origin? If they can do it in 110-page graphic novel mini-series (Emerald Dawn, which threw him right in the middle of the corps in the first 10 pages), they can do it in a 120 minute movie.

If she can use gun-powder to clean her wounds Rambo II-style, I'm game.

It makes me wonder what if Nintendo turned around and threw a lawsuit at Apple for approving it? Would Apple then care enough to check and cross-check each app?

For my answer to this, please see the recent Goldeneye remake, and see what happens when they go "all out."

or rather up to MICROSOFT level. Sony isn't up anywhere at the moment! :P