I have heard about the game Myst a lot over the years, but know nothing about it. I think it is a game that I will definitely have to try and see what it is all about.

@mulder_000: I don't think any game really keeps my interest for long periods of time. I always go back to NHL 17 days later. Love that game.

@merwanor: Well said. I have played about 6 hours so far of ME: A and there are definitely some rough spots, but I am overall really enjoying the game.

"PS3's predecessor, the PlayStation 2, ended production in 2013 after 12 years" is this true?? PlayStation 2 was still being produced as the PlayStation 4 was being released? I never knew this. That is an accomplishment in itself.

Sounds really promising. I can't wait to play this game.

@bacontophat45: Thanks dude - I never knew this info. Thanks for sharing.

@bacontophat45: Can you be logged into two PlayStations at the same time?? When I log in to one my other one seems to log out immediately for my PlayStation 4s.

I understand now. You mean only if the consoles are offline!

@darthrevenx: The term "near miss" has been used for a very long time. It has only recently been changed to "near hit" in the last few years. All you have to do is look it up and see all the information explaining it. I 100% agree with your logic, but the full shift to "near hit" hasn't been fully implemented in potential incident scenarios. All you have to do is read a bit on the National Safety Council. They break down what a near miss is. Hope this clarifies what the technical definition to some still means.

@Pyrosa: Well said dude

@zero_juice: It technically is considered a "near miss" or a "near hit" in the new terminology. A near miss can mean anything from a near disaster to a failure to follow proper procedure, such as accidently using a taxiway as a runway.