Labelling someone as a geek at Comic Con is the same as labelling someone fat as Disneyland: Redundant.

It takes more than that for marketing to work on me...Available where again?

How do you know you don't?

Does that scare away STDs?

Your headline is wrong. You mean "Watch a thinly veiled marketing video".

Why's he got people filming him and posting it online if he's "doing it for him"?

"...wasn't just some adrenaline junkie hoping for the next high." Why else would you suggest he does something like this?

Well, there's the IMEI number, but who knows if anyone was keeping a record of them?

I'm confused. You're not buying a game because you don't room for the box?

Fool.

I don't the faintest hint of an idea who that is.

Well, not really. He's changing the energy level of the carbon atoms by heating them. You're not changing the energy levels of your keys by pushing on them. Not to any distinguishable amount, I'd imagine.

Gawker's commenting system doesn't allow comment rating, but you can have an imaginary 'thumbs up' for that statement.

I'm still not convinced. The hack involves the only company using Live that's allowed to use their own servers and I'm expected to believe that's just co-incidence?

I'm from the UK but living in Denmark, which is one of the most expensive countries in the world. A friend recently suggested hooking up to play Civ V. I looked on steam and it was €40 for the game of the year edition. I walked into a local game store and picked it up for 199 kroner which is around €25 at most. I…

WHAT?

Once again, for those not paying attention. As the article said, Sony are marketing the Vita as a replacement for the PSP and have made it backwards compatible, yet you're stuck with all your UMDs and no way to move completely over to the Vita without paying for your games again. Still struggling? Maybe we can get…

Sony originally announced the system would be compatible with PSP games. They then changed that to say downloadable only. They then said they would charge you for it. Then they changed their mind and said Japan only. If you've already got a PSP game on UMD, the only way to get that game again is to pay for it.…

>article about the problem of Sony saying it's the only console you'll need, advertising backwards compatibility with PSP and charging you again for the games you already own

But that would make sense and be consumer friendly. Not exactly Sony's strong point.