Designer Martin Schmetzer certainly thinks so. "My creative friends and I had expected an updated logotype to launch with every GTA release", writes the Swede. "It never happened. Strange that the rest of the game design and character illustrations advanced so fantastically but the logo did not."

That sounds interesting.

You in Munich by chance? Wind power engineer?

I thought they wanted to deliver things like the Amazon PrimeCopters but then I realized that Google doesn't have much to deliver. Maybe street view updates, but they come all the way into your apartment?

Wish the boxee remote worked on other devices. Keyboard on the other side of a remote made a lot of sense.

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Duh... roasted chestnuts. Do you even need to ask?

What was the justification for no b/c on the Xbone anyways?

I tend to hit the bottom right corner of the touchpad, more as just a fond remembrance of buttons past.

Paddle shifters can die a horrible death. Shifting or pseudoshifting belongs on the floor. If I'm pretending to control the car's go-parts I need the props in the right place.

Not sure if agreeing or disagreeing.

I had one until it stopped working. Some dirt or lint got caught in the disc or someone put a hex on it or something.

So it's use an accelerometer to detect if you're using the eraser or not?

It's possible if you could access the capacitive sensor itself. I don't think we've seen that on any products yet. Apple, Goodle, Microsoft have it in their power to enable a much sharper stylus for years.

One word says it all: Rymdkapsel.

Sorry to be unclear. Own and love my Vita, have a few games for it that I really enjoy, but buying at launch meant I ended up buying a lot of games at their most expensive, several of which I didn't see through very far.

I forget which game, but anything above the iOS ceiling ($7 for minecraft) seems steep.

That or picked up a DS4 at least. They've been out for weeks.

Agree but I wish the games were cheaper. Phone in pocket has free/very cheap games, similar sized device has $60 games. Very hard to pull the trigger on things that might be gems.

The Vita TV is basically a home console version of the Vita. Instead of a touch screen, it uses a PlayStation 3 Dualshock controller (and is purported to be able to use the PS4's controller as well). It can play 153 Vita titles (though only some of these are big name titles) as well as PS1 classics and PSP titles…