Of course we don't get the graphics we want at launch.

Good because I'm a Merchant Mariner and I'll be at sea longer than offline mode is enabled.

My Xbox is gonna be on all the time this winter break. I just like the fact that I don't have to go up to the TV and switch the HDMIs and sources any more. My TV only has two HDMI ports: one for the Blu-ray player and one for the Xbox. I always had to switch out the Xbox with the Apple TV. My AT&T U-Verse uses…

They just need to upgrade to Intelli-Link Platinum.

Tells you a lot about Call of Duty players. The reason why I quit CoD after MW2. Go Battlefield 4!

Nintendo should just discontinue the small one. The XL is exceptionally better. Big screen, better design form, and better battery life.

I still got my HD-DVD drive. Was bummed I lost $200 but it turned out to be a great external drive for my Macbook, especially when you don't have a built in drive. I probably saved more though with all the cheap HD-DVDs I had by ripping them to my computer. That's all I do now, rip my Blu-rays and DVDs to an external…

There's probably a feature where it only works within menus and an on an off switch in settings for such command.

I think of it this way... what if video games and movies originated before books?

The building needs to create a wave when it hits the water.

The contacts would have to be much more complicated. Then you have to worry about not damaging those contacts.

Also, if I wanted everything, I would have to carry a hand bag to keep all of my parts. I'm sticking with the slim iPhone. I've never broken an iPhone except for a leaky lifeproof case. I'm not a simple person, I like my tech.

Great idea but the bread board circuitry seems impossible. Put a block in the wrong spot and you screw up your phone.

Look at how much they raised in charity today and it's only the first day! $2 million dollars!

This is true virtual reality in your home... http://www.pointsmatter.com/forum/page/art…

He said he likes Zynga's approach with gaming in the letter, aka buying your way through the game. EA is doing the same thing and wasn't he going back to that? Looked like Xbox was heading that way too. He was probably asked to have the Xbox One take a 180 and leave Microsoft by Balmer. MajorNelson says they listen to…

$9? BS!

I've had mine for a while. It's a great emulating machine. They have all sorts of classic emulators up to Playstation 1. I'd recommend it if you want to play those classic games on the TV.

Also, this cloud computing is right in front of us all along. It's actually in your pocket. An example is EA's Simpsons iPhone game. When you turn off your phone, Homer is still watching TV at the brown house because it's on your server. Now you may think, Animal Crossing doesn't have to be on for your plants to grow…

I see it as the servers taking a load off of your console. Also, your game wont be as fixed as they are now. Most of the time, you are following a track in a game. If you've played it before, you know what to expect. Cloud computing can make this dynamic. No more walkthroughs. You're on your own and that's the fun…