What's the problem here? They didn't have stock available for everyone, so they chose a method that rewarded their customers and probably also cut down on scalping. They probably got more consoles in the hands of gamers who actually wanted them than went to people who just want to flip them. 

“Remember Tamagotchi? It’s BACK...in smart form.”

I want Tamagochi as an app for the Apple Watch.

Riley is over hear trying to troll us all with pictures of Jonah Hill instead of Bobby Kotick. Can't fool us all Riley!

One of the most tasteful examples of this, yup!

Basically, it’s FF7 as you remember it, not as it actually looks. Cool.

without Zard it’ll be a bittersweet experience, but it sounds amazing I wish they could give REAL a chance in anime

I...uh? how does this even remotely relate to the topic of the article? Did I miss something? lol

Who gave FIFA EA Sport permission to use my name and face?

If you are the type of person who thinks a death threat is an appropriate reaction to a delay, you are just a total piece of shit. 

“Theirs” you mean. Their privilege is showing, not mine. Also, it’s not a social problem, it’s a design problem, an engineering problem, which are both also problems, despite anything you say.

i still can’t believe the look of this console. It just looks off in every orientation. It reminds me of what someone from the early 90's thought future tech would look like.

Everyone should read/watch Maison Ikkoku.  Absolute masterpiece

The current PS4 menu is super buggy and slow when you're in certain games and go back home. The PS3 had a perfect UI in my opinion, but it definitely feels old at this point

The UX of the PS3 and PS4 menus was just bad. Functionality was buried in completely unintuitive places, the action efficiency was low, relevant info was rarely dynamically surfaced. People got used to it and it was usually snappy, but it’s not a great user experience.

I’ll take having to look up tutorials when I need them ANY day of the week over extended, forced tutorials for the most basic shit ‘hold W to walk forward’ yeah, got it.

I find fascinating to read the comments here from people saying they’re not into these type of games, preferring more direction about how to play while, to me, a 34 year old guy who grew up playing the original Wasteland and a lot of other stuff that didn’t tell you how to play, this game sounds amazing.

I understand that there are a lot of people whose primary joy in video games comes from wandering around and figuring things out on their own, but I’m so over the tendency some developers have to withhold basic gameplay information from the player. Just give people the option to show or hide this information (so those…

We are kindred. If the hype train goes down in flames I will be at the helm. CHOO CHOO motherfu*kers.

I’m the weird person who loves DA:I passionately and have played it like 4 times through. I know I’m setting myself up for Andromeda level disappointment but I can’t help it. I’m hyped.