Really isn't anything to brag about. I'd be more impressed if it were (at least) comparable to the PS4 and 720

I agree in the sense that, when potential for a great multiplayer mode exists, to omit it altogether seems like a missed opportunity. Vanquish is a great example. While slowing down time probably wouldn't be implemented seamlessly, the idea of 16 players jet-boosting around a map sounds better than any MP I've played in recent memory.

My biggest problem with large publishers is that the creative process seems to be thrown to the wayside in favour of reliable profits. Not a bad thing for a company, but when was the last time we've seen non-indie game take a serious chance at making something different? The only company I can think of is Sony with Heavy Rain, but we need to see that kind of mentality from the big producers.

Am I the only one who noticed they used "Affect" when they should have used "Effect"?

This is just sickening.

There's a difference between a portable console, and a console that is portable. While I'm still really excited about the Vita, it isn't just about playing Uncharted on the go - it's about capitalizing on the strengths of being a handheld. Portable gaming and devices have taken great strides since the last round of handheld consoles. Ease of use is standard. And while I agree somewhat that the Vita shouldn't be compared to a cellphone, it's competing with my iPod (and by extension, the interface, apps, etc.) for pocketspace.

I'd assume the target audience for the WiiU would be the casual crowd AKA non-Gamespotters. Do I think the WiiU will be a worthwhile investment? No. Do I think the Wii name alone will propel sales? Yes - especially if they get a good Wii-themed marketing campaign going.

Ummm... Kefka?

Look at the ground textures for the second image on the second page. The PS3's is a blur, the 360's a bit clearer but not by much, while the PC's is so clear and defined. Like wow.

It's almost like 2K didn't try. You have two powerful consoles which are both capable of MLB 08 calibre graphics. I think it's because 2K doesn't feel threatened by 08 because 08's audience is smaller. They have no incentive to do well because they have the exclusive license. Anyone knows when that license expires?