How is it that the original article does not even bother to mention that Thunder now carries spiking properties - and therefore reduces its ability for star KOs?

Or maybe they intended for the Eye to be shipped with the console originally, but it was too late to modify the controllers when they scrapped the Eye plans.

And for desktop Chrome users... I've found iReader to be super useful. It doesn't have any of that fancy bookmarking features though. On mobile, I've been using Reeder (fantastic RSS app for $5) on iOS and it has a similar feature (that couch icon at the top).

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Unfortunately, designers that operate within realistic bounds tend to not make the headlines in these kinds of media outlets. Instead we get... this.

This is why all those people coming up with the next console/iGadget/phone renders are only designers.

The main point from the first post was an issue of reinforcing absurdity with further absurdity. This has gone on long enough though... no more nitpicky response from me and you can hyperbolize all you want.

*shrugs* That wasn't the point, but feel free to continue over-generalizing.

You mean the host of people saying that they own only one or the other console? Or arguing against both copies because most content is identical? Granted, this is only one forum so it isn't representative of the competitive community as a whole, but why would that matter? Oh wait... whoosh.

If waiting for this is frustrating, I wonder what waiting for FFXV/FF Versus is. :D

The amount of opinions as fact here is absurd.

Yeah... those are noticeably worse. If you looked at ones with the native resolution though, the resulting graphics should be on par.

Blown up? Where did you see those?

I recently finished reading the Divergent series and hopped on to Amazon to check out the reviews for the final book and it's not much different than what the anonymous developer was talking about - and it gets worse once you stray away from highly moderated forums like Amazon's. Just as you said, it definitely isn't…

Since maybe a few weeks ago, it's been having trouble recalling tabs I've closed. I haven't really been using it much recently.

I'm not sure if it's different depending on the machine you download them from, but I got this under a 2011 Macbook Air. Enjoy!

I've been using CleanCare which comes with the screw-tops. Thank goodness for that too, since I've had at least one or two accidents with Bausch&Lomb's travel bottles.

In some applications the touchpad may be useful - selecting items in an inventory, for example, can be faster using the touchpad rather than the D-Pad/sticks. Where precision is necessary, e.g. specific location on a map, then the touchpad may not be very helpful - surprise me. :)