As a diehard PS3 fanboy, I must say that I am shocked that everyone doesn't think exactly like I do in that Kinect is garbage. Surely, its failure must be on the horizon.

@tasteskindasalty: Wikileaks released a 256 bit AES encrypted file with a ton of high-profile secrets. Since it's not feasibly crackable, him and his associates are safe to release the password in case he's arrested, killed or wikileaks disbanded. It's actually called an insurance file.

What a fuckwit. First off, better graphics =/= greater creative expression. Secondly, they are not holding PC games back aside from a select few. Very few developers have the resources to pull of content creation at the level of detail a DX11 capable PC can handle.

@SettoSkyline: Every point you were mad about is in Forza. Better environments, damage, etc. So yeah, you did mention Forza. It's pretty obvious you knew what you were insinuating.

@SettoSkyline: Wow, you mad. Both seem to be fairly on par as far as the core driving experience is concerned.

@Datacide: How original.

@Asterra: Why should people avoid plasma? I actually bought a new Panasonic plasma last year (a 2009 unit).

@ivan256: I have a 720p 42 incher and I can't really tell the difference from that and 1080p for things like TV. Games and anything that's sourced from a purely digital image becomes noticeable. However, I don't know if 1080p will be a big deal unless you intend on playing PC games on your TV, most console games are…

I don't see the point of making a movie out of this, the game was already told in a very "hollywood" fashion. It just doesn't seem like there would be much to explore via changing mediums.

Kinect is a peripheral, GT5 is a game.

@Steven Callas: -

@Steven Callas: I have no rebuttal, so I'll just stoop to underhanded insults and 4chan memes.

@Steven Callas: I have no rebuttal, so I'll just stoop to underhanded insults and 4chan memes.

@Steven Callas: I have no rebuttal, so I'll just stoop to underhanded insults and 4chan memes.

@tucker augie'ben'doggy: A lot of government agencies have mandates for twitter accounts. And facebook accounts. Each hospital in the VA was mandated to have account for each and hootsuite became the government standard for the twitters.

@Steven Callas: Your argument is invalid because I, as a free individual, have the right to enter into agreement with a private organization on mutual terms. I shouldn't have to be subjected to government intrusion when I engage in an agreement, and the government should not have the ability to subject itself…

@Steven Callas: It's not about flying, it's about things like, I dunno, the fourth amendment.

So costing the country money and the TSA time won't do anything? Right, because as we all know the government has infinite resources. They've already been turning off the body scanners to keep from seeming like the bad guys (they are).

@kaffenated: Oh cool, the"I lost, so this is my last post" response.

@meteora3255: I'm not sure he can have the legal authority over other people's likeness, though. Even if he's got a contract, I'm sure there's another piece of paper the government has making it seem frivolous.