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Hmmm... the Sony defenders only talk shit about the rest of the field these days. Even they can't find the heart to defend their choice.

Must be rough riding in a sinking ship.
Geesh, I'm not sure I wanted Sony to get slaughtered this badly. Competition makes this industry better.


I do wonder why would anyone buy a PS3 now when it's clear that Sony will a) lower the price soon and b) bundle rumble-enabled controllers with the systems. Comments from Sony have made it pretty clear that, now that the Immersion deal has been settled, we'll be seing a totally different SIXAXIS controller soon.
I actually think a colander full of swiss cheese would hold the cheese in pretty well.
Ludwig, no one reads these hershey-squirts-of-thy-keyboard anymore.
And the dead link confirms it...
ummmm.... joystiq... you might want to do your homework. The "timed" exclusive MGS4 thing is for real.

Much as I hate Microsoft, this is really going to win some sales for them.
But wasn't the MGS4 news posted on March 31st?
I think most well-informed folks know the PS3 isn't worth their cash by now. Let's leave these stories alone and let the less-informed waste their money. You know.. just for the entertainment factor as we watch the Sony ship sink.
samfish:

Downloadable games are not awful, but Blu-Ray storage was a huge selling point for the PS3. To have one of the flagship titles not even use that feature is pretty lame, and reinforces the idea that the PS3 is just a trojan horse for Blu-Ray movies.
I love how Joel comes out and proves his gaming noobness by saying the Japan numbers don't mean anything.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"With all the new multitouch capable monitors coming out, which one is the best? With the release of Windows 7 I really want a touchscreen monitor for my desktop. I'm looking to get a Full HD monitor that supports multitouch and can still look great during gaming and movies. Which one has the best specs for the price?"
 

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