@stevo302: 20 years ago.

Bought the bundle not knowing the controller was actually a whole controller thing and not one of those Wii style plastic snap-in-your-controller frame things.

That explains the price difference! Kinda happy about that. Installing now. Excited to check it out.

@Tomcat2007: That's already built in. It's called "Tablet mode".

The original theatrical release of Star Wars didn't credit James Earl Jones for his work because at the time voice actors were not considered "Talent". His name did not show up in the credits until several years later when home releases and re-releases were altered.

The movie industry grew up, and is much better for it. The gaming industry should take a hint and do the same.

@Saladudo: I have no doubt they did this on purpose.

@DawgByte2: I really liked that aspect of the fights. It made things feel more "raw" for the people doing the fighting. I-III had a boat load of Jedi at the top of their game so everything would always look smooth.

Honestly though, I think it's a bit of a retcon to think of it that way and I doubt there was anything really in the minds of the directors to this aspect, but it does fall into place.

Interesting thing to note, the console looks more than a little bit like the Atari Jaguar.

@bryan142202: Because it increases the chance that other people will get a shot at them instead of the vehicle spawn campers that have plagued Battlefield games for years.

@iloveyourface: Worst troll I've seen today. As in, not even good at trolling.

@deviltaz35: Every single game I've played on my PS4 from a disk has required an install.