@neroist The Shield can already stream games from Steam. That's one of its main functions. Where have you been?

@FAIL_TR0LL @BravoOneActual Nintendo made a massive profit last gen (and is making a profit this gen, at least last quarter).

Microsoft and Sony are both taking losses overall (Sony due to their TV/Computer divisions, and Microsoft from their foray into tablets), but their gaming divisions are thriving.

Not going to make some random joke, but I think all three are thriving gaming-wise; high profit margins aren't exclusive to one company.

@LADIES_MAN_2013 @rolla020980 @b74kd3th It's still based on x86 architecture, whether or not it's "x64" cannot be determined just from that statement.

Also they didn't say if it's 32 or 64-bit, just that it's x86. Can't tell much from that.

@FAIL_TR0LL @radcrab123 Yeah, because video games are productive.

It's still a PC, it does everything, including games. It just so happens that playing games on a streamlined OS that makes full-use of PC hardware is that much better.

@runarjenssen They probably just missed some other comment and hit yours. There's so many of the things coming through it's impossible to follow them all, let alone read/report them.

@KL3MP0 People aren't raging about the score, they're raging about why it got a 9.0. I don't want to jump in on the hate wagon, since I haven't even played the game yet (let alone finished it), but I can't help but be disappointed at the reasoning behind the 1 point deduction (still a great score though).

@Meltic Are you new to the internet, boy?

@Queuingreturns They came out with a profit from the GameCube era. I wouldn't worry about it.

@DJKrayz_basic Next gen is not backwards compatible. That simple.

This is very encouraging. Now I can share some of my games with family members and maybe a roommate or two, but really the "Family" part is really where I'll be using it the most.