Windows 98 was basically windows 95 with some new internet and fax features, and some security updates, as well as a bundle of on-disc drivers (including things like USB support.)

Apparently, one technicians guess was that a lot of code identifies operating systems using a string.Match(), but in cases of windows 95/windows 98, they do a string.Match("Windows 9") (which would match both windows 95 and 98, but also a new windows 9)

Maybe he won it.

The biggest "problem" of the original deck was a very stable meta. Cards that do crazy shit makes the game interesting to watch because there's a lot of, well, yolo-stratz for lack of a better term which will either win you the game out of shit luck or cost you the game because of shit luck.

We got last story and pandora's tower too!

The problem with changing consoles every 3 years or even every 5 years is getting that initial adoption is pretty severe, even if they can offer backwards compatibility.

MGS is a really good choice actually, because in some cases the game gives you lots of options, and in others the game funnels you into a specific area.

It's the rule of windows — always wait a year before upgrading.

Not the snake he was looking for.

Also worth noting the game is crazy expensive (in comparison to all of the above)

There's an owl statue like, right outside the clock tower.

Except that botnets are old hat and nameservers running out-of-date firmware are in.

The "There is only one" on the big mac box really sells it.

Nintendo works backwords in this regard.

Oh fuck, the 3d printing potential on those plates.

He did find Luke's home, he just carpet bombed the place when he just-so-happened to be not home.

I can't even really say that digital is preferred because PSVita memory cards are usually crazy expensive.

Given their timeline is to be done in March, and it's currently January, I'm guessing the ISP's are already on board and work is -well- underway.

One could probably make a solid cover for the controller that let just enough of that happy colored light through that games that actually use it (hah) would still pick it up, but drastically reduce the amount of light emenating from the controller.

Given the life span of the PS3/X360, I'd wager that this console life span will run at least 5-7 years. 10 years is probably pushing it.