Because Japanese fans determine what games Nintendo exports to the United States?

Here's a thought - reach out to Microsoft and ask them what they say?

I'm bookmarking this comment to come back to when it doesn't come true.

"SEAL Team Service Dog"

This is excellent, lol.

Right, hence "marketing terminology."

Fire and brimstone will rain down if that dog dies. I swear.

You sure this wasn't on PlayBox?

Yeah, I was thinking "surely the gaming press isn't this fanboy'ed out?"

All day erryday, bro.

For what it's worth, I think the new Kinect actually has to see and recognize you in order to "hear" you...but yeah it's concerning.

Microsoft Harbinger should've been the name. That graphic is perfect lol.

"The Cloud" is a marketing term. They could have said XBox Live will now enable you to do X, Y, and Z . . . but "The Cloud", synonymous somewhat with "iCloud" ropes in consumers who otherwise are not gamers. "Ooh it uses the Cloud like my iPhone" <— what they are aiming for, from the looks of it.

Yeah. Stark contrast to Yoshida's comment immediately after the PS4 reveal, which was "we understand that some gamers are anti-social" confirming that always-on or even "on once a day" isn't required for the PS4.

This isn't a problem for me, as I'll always have my stuff connected...but I can see how this can be a huge problem for other gamers who might not have access to the internet all the time.

Right. I want to see it in motion, with a controller, with a HUD, with someone playing it.

No, they aren't confirmed. Just assumed.

Fuck off.

Boom. I stand corrected.

I wonder why Infinity Ward opted to give the dog a random 3rd Infantry Division patch on his gear.