lol, I like the idea of an immersion chamber, but really... I could just make a blanket/pillow fort if I wanted that.

It actually looks wicked cozy, but I'm still insanely confused as to why this exists.

No that's exactly how it works. the Vita emulates a controller and the PS3 just encodes and streams the video to the Vita. Easy peasy Sony already put that code into the OS. Each game may need a set of streaming settings optimized for it though, not that it wouldn't work regardless. It does cause lag on the PS3 since…

There are hacky ways to do it, but the Keyboard/Mouse setup for ME2 is really tight while gamepads work like ass(coming from someone who uses a mix of both and enjoys it), I'd just learn to deal with it.

Does anyone else get this greasy crap on their PS3 sticks? I doesn't happen on my newer red controller but if I don't use my black one for a week it looks like this.

The first episode is awful. the rest is good.

Probably not, but it doesn't seem that outlandish, or broken. Honestly this is how the PC market has been since Steam made it big. I don't see any inherent problem with any of this, companies gotta make cash, this doesn't seem like an evil way to do it (unlike MS charging for online service, bleh)

Seriously, you think we won't be able to log into other accounts as guests on a buddies console?

but you can also probably just... log into your account. assuming you are just at your buddies house to play the latest halo or whatever split screen.

I liked the effect it had, but I still think they took it too far with that bit. A short cutscene would have been a far better option, though I did like being the rogue and firing over peoples heads.

That's fuckin' hilarious and sweet.

I have a pretty good idea of what this looks like in my head, I tried to make a nice oblique drawing of it but it turned out terribad.

The only reason I have that is it fixes a couple 3d rendering bugs on my phone when it's enabled... odd.

Yeah I'm not even going to pretend this desk is ever clean.

Throw them at trees, for science.

There are some mods that have cars in them.

Yeah, but it's seeming well put together, it's definitely an interesting piece, the proportions make sense. Overall, objectively, it's not a bad "design"

The entirety of Dark Side of the Moon is a good example of phased sound effects and panning, it will not sound correct with the channels reversed.

yes. actually. if you care at least, it's not the biggest deal in the world for a normal person, some music (and movies) it can make a world of difference though. Also it reverses panning and phase effects which can sound weird especially in a surround setup. generally it is just best practice to put them in the right…

Is it bad that I kind of like this car? With a proper engine in it it would be a cool ride. Not a fan of that license plate though.