My question to the people complaining about 1080i is what kind of TV do you have? If you have an old CRT HDTV, then you have something to complain about. It probably has a 1080i native resolution.

If you have an LCD or DLP, then you're probably being silly. If your HDTV only accepts 720p/1080i, then there is a good chance your HDTV's native resolution is 720p. If you input a 1080i signal to it, it just converts it to 720p before displaying. I had a Sony rear projection from 2005-2008. It was 720p native, but could accept and convert 1080i.

Now, around 2005, there were HDTVs with 1080p screens that could not actually accept a 1080p signal. This was during a short period of time. So, there probably aren't too many people with one of those. I remember a Sony LCoS screen that was like this.

I turned off that it auto records. Peggle 2 was frickin recording clips every second.

I'm already over the Twitch thing on the PS4 too. I watched that the first couple days and haven't been back since. I guess I'd rather play games on my new consoles than watch others play games.

Only good thing about it is people complain the Dual Shock 4's battery life isn't very good. The Xbox One's play and charge battery lasts much longer. Granted, you have to pay for that extra battery.