A number of thatgamecompany's core staff came from USC as well, Jenova Chen amongst them.

No it isn't. The 3DS XL's upper screen is 4.88 inches. The Vita's screen is 5 inches.

I mentioned it just now but Vader pulling a Homer would be perfectly acceptable:

Vader pulling a Homer, "D'OOOOOOOOOH!"

注目 (read as chumoku) in the image means "pay attention" or "notice".

That would assume that Nintendo is using industry/commercial standard signals like 802.11 a/b/g/n instead of something proprietary. Even then, that's going to depend on whether they'll even consider sales of such extender devices.

I'll bet that your dreams of continuing your Wii U game from the comfort of your bathtub or jacuzzi have been crushed. :P

Anime style graphics?

Uncharted, in general, feels like well-scripted Indiana Jones movies, minus the whipping. It was still pretty cool to see Harrison Ford himself play the Uncharted 3 and Golden Abyss games for a Japanese commercial.

I'd probably enjoy the notion of the Wii U more if it allowed me to leave the console downstairs in the living room while I continue playing the game upstairs in my bedroom.

It isn't so much that there isn't a patent to FAT32 (Microsoft actually owns the FAT32 patent), but more of the fact that it's been available to the industry without any license costs for so long that any attempt from Microsoft to force a license down people's throats will be thrown out in court and the patent…

Heh, I've never played Tomb Raider so I wouldn't know what it was about Tomb Raider that made it popular aside from the raging hormones.

Gravity Rush came out today. I received my copy from Amazon this morning.

FAT32 is universally supported. Problem with FAT32 is that you can't have any files larger than 4 GB. =/

The problem is that we would need to jailbreak the Wii U before we can apply those features. This is, of course, assuming that Nintendo will even entertain the idea of having the Wii U function as a media center.

DC Comics is a shitty publishing firm.

Gravity Rush just came out today. Go and buy it.

You need to find a store that has Gravity Rush demo units.

*shrugs*

I thought Ikkitousen was licensed in 2003? I say this because I distinctly remember seeing and reading the first volume at my local comic book store in early 2004 when I was an officer at my anime club.