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Win a bag of CES swag! {Engadget}
Jan 19th 2009 6:25PM Engadget owns all :)
Dean Kamen wrestles with decision: should he quit the Segway? {Engadget}
Jan 12th 2009 7:17PM The inventor of the segway is a smart guy. Why doesn't he figure out a way to make the segway NOT so damn expensive? If was like $500, a lot more people might buy one
CES 2009: A closer look at Kodu {Joystiq}
Jan 10th 2009 1:34AM From what I've seen of Kodu, it seems more complex than LBP level creating. While at the same time, seems like you could do as much, if not more with the LBP editor. Just my two cents from what I've seen.
The way I try to describe LBP level editing is it's like legos, but you can build the individual pieces themselves and then combine them. It's very time consuming and slightly tedious in some ways, but you can do A LOT without it being too complex.
Kudo just seems like legos, but instead of being able to make individual lego pieces like LBP, they just give you a whole crap load of variety of pre-made pieces that you can use to make what you want.
LBP >>> like painting with 3 primary colors you can mix to make almost any color depending on your skill
Kodu >>> like painting with 100 different colors given to you that you can't mix.
Best of the Rest: Randy's Picks of 2008 {Joystiq}
Jan 1st 2009 10:10PM Again, this lack of appreciations for LBP is depressing :( If the PS3 never gets a good original game again, it will be to soon >:( And PS3 owners would have brought it upon themselves
PlayStation Home full of immature jokers, unlike other virtual communities {Engadget}
Dec 30th 2008 6:01PM LOL, one time in home. There was this girl, who was obviously a guy, try to come onto me. She messaged me saying "come F*** me". I completely ignored this guy and went on my way to bowl. And eventually the "girl" came up to me and said. "Hey, I'm actually a guy" Oh really a-hole?
PlayStation Home full of immature jokers, unlike other virtual communities {Engadget}
Dec 30th 2008 5:50PM I think what could solve a lot of problems is if they charged for home. Maybe $40 year (to undercut live). At first people might protest but it could prevent a lot of prevented idiots from accessing home (their moms probably won't understand why they need to shell out an extra $40 on top of a $400 console) At least in theory. Plus with that extra income sony could make a lot of their controversial virtual clothes that are for sale, for free.
Sony P-series "netbook" unveiled, underwhelming {Engadget}
Dec 25th 2008 12:10PM Yeah, it's a crazy pixel density, over 49,000 pixels per square inch.
Midway execs get rich while company crashes {Joystiq}
Dec 24th 2008 12:07PM I hate these fat pigs that run corporations. You're suppose to make big bucks and be rewarded if your company is doing well. Not if you're company is failing. Pretty un-American if you ask me.
Sony could break even on PS3 in '09, finally get agressive with pricing {Joystiq}
Dec 24th 2008 12:04PM Sony has basically 2 options to lower the price and not start losing even more money than they are losing now. Option 1: Drop the price by $50 in early to mid 2009. Option 2: Drop the price by $100 in late 2009
It's a toss up imo but I'm more patient than most and would prefer the $100 price drop in late 2009.
So you went Home ... (now what?) {Joystiq Playstation}
Dec 14th 2008 9:10PM You people are idiots. I've been saying this for the longest time. The main function of home is to organize and game launch. Remember, home is still technically in Beta. We only have 2 games to game launch so far so of course it isn't very useful yet. Besides the cosmetic style and stability, home hasn't changed a lot since 6 months ago. That's basically the main thing they've been working on. Getting the graphics to look nice and to make home stable and make sure everything works. Not to be in full blown use yet as what home is suppose to be
