@horizonwriter @SirNormanislost @ryan0991 A bit of a long read, but I agree with you 100%. I own a PSP and an Android gaming phone (xperia play), and I haven't touched my PSP on over a year and only play on my phone when I'm lying on the couch and the wife is watching something that I'm not too into. Maybe I'm not a typical "gamer", but I don't see portable gaming as something that justifies sooooo much money and time.

It would seem that we've reached the ridiculous peak of the tablet fad.

I've never had a problem with my router. It seems to me that they're pandering to gamers by labeling this as a "gaming" router and giving it a OMG kewl extreme design. At the end of the day, it's just another router.

@mattcake Some people aren't that great at learning.

@HybridExtreme It's already a trend. Look at how many other devs have passed on the WiiU in its short miserable life so far.

Freakin' Bronies... I don't know what else to say.

@SDBusDriver1979 I do.

@Suikogaiden How is it a scam? Game development is an expensive business, and if someone wants to help fund a small developer, there's nothing wrong with that. People that donate usually get something in return for their investment once the goal is reached and if the goal is not reached, they get their donated money back.

Where's the scam?

@enartloc Shut up and take my money!!!

I just hope for two things:

1. The content is up to date/ I don't have to wait weeks for new episodes of a show that cable viewers have already seen.

2. The price isn't as high as cable, otherwise there's no point.