@yamiseth: That's what I call "Reading too much into it."

@RockyRan: I still don't get where people are getting the "Sony is dissing the competition" thing from this.

THIS is what I wanted to see at E3. I guess I can still hold out hope for the Tokyo Game Show.

"Kill-Switch", the idea of centralizing the internet for vague and undisclosed reasons, and shutting down the internet for vague and undisclosed reasons - all in the guise of stopping terrorism ... they all remind me of something...

@iLostMyNameTag: Lucky you. Of all my friends who own Xbox 360s, only two have never had their 360s die (although, both rarely use their 360s, thanks to having PCs that border on supercomputers).

@animejunkie103: The system doesn't qualify for Edge Card - only games and accessories. Thus, you are only getting 10% of $100 extra.

So, Microsoft and Sony are both charging near the amount of a new console for add-ons.

@Interstella: I knew of plenty of places where I live where you couldn't play Street Fighter, Samurai Shodown and various other arcade machines standing up.

@Wizard: I'd give the edge to Segata Sanshiro as well, but I don't think it would be easy. We already know Kevin can use a Bow & Arrow, and Gabe Newell said he was the VP of Sharping Things.

@Rhys: Eh, when I look at Naruto and Bleach, I see character designers out of control.

Kevin Butler vs Segata Sanshiro.

@Burning: Because people like crap, obviously. Why do you think Activision is doing so well?

@goldenroad: The reason your brother's PS3 can play PS2 games is because it has a PS2 inside of it. That's why they were so expensive when they first launched, and that's why there were massive YLOD/Overheating problems.

@goldenroad: I already answered why the Wii could play Gamecube games - because it is built on top of a Gamecube! The Xbox 360 is also very similar to the Xbox in architecture, and it can still only play half of the Xbox games, and even less at full capabilities.

@goldenroad: It takes about 2 generations before you can accurately emulate a console on another without having to rely on ports like this Sly Collection.

@Ueziel: You've got a point, but the previous Sly games didn't get any sales. "Cult Following" almost defines the Sly Cooper fan-base.

@spiegel1:

@LegacyCrono: Seeing Square Enix's track record ever since the merger, I honestly want SE to stay WAY THE HELL AWAY from the Chrono universe.

@Ueziel: "I want them to treat more colorful games like they treat Infamous and Uncharted. As massive blockbuster titles."

@Wizard: I'm no fan of Square-Enix, but they aren't as bad about leaving great IPs to rot as other companies.