@Voice_of_Wisdom Research like that would require all the wrist and index finger movement demanded of the average gaming journalist these days.

Could strain ligament. Who needs that?

Aw, what the hey! Why not?

Considering wireless video out is a common Android feature, I really think Sony stepped on it's own member by not at least offering wired video out capability. It's fearful corporate decision making, if you ask me.

If you're going to offer a $300 item with outrageously priced proprietary add-ons, at the very minimum, make it as feature-rich and versatile as you can. Sony's exclusives just aren't enough to make this platform compete with the all-in-one devices most of us already own.

"All right, we've had fun giving you your silly little shooters and the money has certainly been great. Now we're going to do what WE want to do!"

@sambucca666 Sorry to challenge the universe's paradigms.

And I've done plenty of Sambuca shots, so I can confirm and agree it IS the devil.

I interpret pretty much every single neutral to negative comment as "Waaaaaaah! I don't wanna be a girl and it doesn't have guns or swords!"

Go ahead and try to pass off these comments as some discerning observation, but it's clear a weaponless female protagonist is the beginning, middle and end of anyone's ambivalence or negativity towards this game, regardless of how they might try to disguise it.

I would say the glowing, turbulent particle motion is the best, most compelling use of PhysX yet. If the point of this hobby is immersion and both card makers are more or less equal, why not go with NVIDIA and see what the feature holds as the generation continues?

Although, yeah, I admit a super sweet deal or the right kind of bundle motivates me to spend my hard earned cash way more than a feature used in a handful of games.

Zen pinball adding more of my money.

THQ executives let go of what?

Uh oh.

I know a mercy 8 when I smell one.

Time for the requisite prequel-into-death spiral.