Maybe if what MS said didn't directly contradict what they're doing, I would take them more seriously.

"Republican Tennessee senator..."

Aaaaaand stopped reading right there.

Please no. It's REALLY awkward to hold a Vita while playing games that react to the back touchpad IMO... and I'd hate to have to constantly readjust my hands on the PS4 controller just to avoid that as well.

A good controller should make you LESS conscious of the fact that you're using it, not more...

So basically, he's just repeating what they've been saying all along. "It's a marathon, not a sprint."

Well, that may be true, but if you're planning on running that marathon, in this case, you better be sure you can finish it. And it seems like the Vita is waaaaay off the course right now...

In other news, members of the Southington community planning to upheave local roadways in wake of DUI that killed 3 people.

"We're not saying that roads cause people to drink and drive," community leaders said, "but there's evidence that it makes it easier for people to drive, which can lead to overconfidence in drivers which may cause someone to think they can drink and drive."

"Hackers will not win" said everyone before the hackers won.

As sad as it is, the Hackers will probably "win" in the end... but props to Sony for trying. I really hope they succeed, but I just don't think they will.

So, this is kinda BS.

I mean, it's just weapons (of which there will probably be more effective ones withing the game anyways...), but god do I hate retailer specific bonuses.

I hate them so much I'm probably not going to be buying Dead Space 3 now. I refuse to support companies who do this BS.

While I don't agree with his stance on music, I wholly agree with his stance on mobile gaming.

If we ever see Mario on an iOS/Android device, that's when I know it's time to move on from gaming. Because at that point, it's no longer about providing a quality experience to the customer, it's about getting money out of them as quickly and as cheaply as possible.

We're already so close to that tipping point already.

This is unfortunate, because Assassin's Creed III is a great game. But moves like this that are made by pure greed are very hard to get behind.

I had no problem paying $60 for a game that I felt was worth. However, I will NEVER give them additional money through stupid microtransactions.

Well, I don't intend on playing any EA game that I might buy online, so this doesn't really affect me.

It's still ****, though.