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Nobody I know has had troubles with their PS3s beyond the occasional game freezing, which happened a lot more frequently on the 360. There are a lot of horror stories about console malfunctions let alone the RROD. Not so much with Sony... I've been fortunate enough to never have to replace my...

I played War Commander and Galaxy Legion for a brief amount of time. I wasn't too fond of the periods when you couldn't perform any actions without waiting a heinous amount of time or outright purchasing tech advancements. I deleted them both very quickly.

It's a lot more accessible than any other current gaming platform. It's not for me though, I can't see myself sacrificing 3D just for price convenience. I doubt you'll be seeing many adult gamers using this.

Most marquee titles are scheduled for release next year. They have to tough it out for now. The novelty of the console itself has worn down, and the game pad technology hasn't shown nearly as much gameplay innovation as promised. It will be a long winter, but they will be rolling in cash by the...

I watched my friend play today, it was my first time viewing the gameplay right in front of my eyes. I have to say, it was absolutely stunning. The level of detail is so hard to describe, because it is so rich and full. With the map being as large as it is I cannot wait to get my hands on a copy...

How much better will the graphic style be in HD? That's not a rhetorical question, I'm genuinely curious. It's a little surprising that a Windwaker remake has warranted so much attention, I never figured it to be that exceptional as far as Zelda titles go. Good for Nintendo though, lord...

Well, what makes even less sense to me is "upgrading" a game in the first place. If I already have a game, why pay any money at all to get the same game on a different console? I can see using this to take advantage of games that are damaged goods, but beyond that I'm rather bewildered here.

Yep, I feel the same way. The last time I bought a console was when the Wii had dropped to $300. I don't see that happening for a marquee-gaming console like the PS4, at least not any time soon. My preferred price is "cheap", and right now, it's cheaper than its direct competition. Then again I...

They aren't used to this level of competition. The Wii was able to shift gears dramatically and almost single-handedly gobbled up a whole demographic, but now, it looks like global rivals are following suit. Also, I do believe the Fukushima disaster has hindered output from every major industry...

It would seem the first one held many classics dear to my heart. Playstation 2 was superior in many ways, but I long for the days when something as simple as Driver wowed me to no end. And, you know, it wouldn't be a post about the PS1 without the obligatory mention of FFVII.

I imagine it's best suited for sports games. I can't really comprehend any TV in my house splitting into 8 screens. Do you think they'll support one console for multiple TVs? That'd be a cool idea for something like offline 4v4 deathmatch.

Hmm, that's a tough one. I'm not sure if it's StarCraft or Roller Coaster Tycoon. They've both eaten my time more than any PC game I can think of. Then again, there were a lot of sequels and expansions for Roller Coaster Tycoon. So I suppose, for one single game my answer would have to be...

Exactly. They haven't meted much support to it. Connectivity to the PS4 is a step in the right direction. I'm hopeful they'll get it together soon and start hunkering down on some blockbuster projects.

It's not surprising. There are no huge marquee titles as of right now. In 2014 we'll be seeing a lot more of those heavyweight games come to shelves like Smash Bros and Mario Kart, which alone would compel me to buy a WiiU.

They've both offered me something the other hasn't. From Sony I received movie-quality story lines and experiences from ground-breaking defining games like Heavy Rain, Uncharted, and Last of Us. From Microsoft I've endures countless hours of online shooters, not the least of which was the Halo...

It's nice to get a reminder for how far we've come graphically speaking. Strangely enough though, I haven't felt nearly as compelled by the story line in any of its sequels. Sure, they look pretty, but they just don't do for me what FFVII did.

I liked the way that Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem elicited fear from its players. There was a lot of outside-the-box thinking in that game, with the intent to really make you scared/insane. Beyond that though, it's hard to scare people with video games. Most of the tropes are played out...

Fairly excellent game, the controls feel realistic. Unfortunately, it's not for me, as the game play is much too similar to real soccer and that doesn't tickle my fancy. I'd rather play a degenerate game of Mario Strikers than sit back on defense until the game is a draw.

If anything I'm the opposite. Game previews are like a drug to me. When Smash Bros Brawl started doing daily gameplay updates on their web site I found myself checking every single day. With GTA V it's been no different. Oh well, there's not enough previews in the world to truly encompass how...

Oh my good gravy....those stills are exceptional. The graphical improvements are amazing. I have no excuse to not hold this game in my hands!