Why do they need that domain so much? I can't even remember the last time I typed in an actual website name to get to it. They could make the domain name "dolphinsareawesome.biz" and it would still show up first in Google when you type "Wii U."
We make fun of these old people that are living in the past, but it'll probably be our generation that complains about how holo-decks are causing the degradation of our children.
I mean, I already dislike this next generation with its ridiculous and profane Let's plays, and its stupid touch screen games.
We will all be old geezers some day, I can almost guarantee it.
I find it amazing how infrequently people will take a moderate stance in anything. Either video games are a huge problem or they do nothing. Anyone who lives on this Earth should know that nothing is black and white.
Here is finally an article that doesn't go all one way or the other. Seriously, politicians should realize that video games are not the main issue here, but gamers should actually take a look at the kind of things being put in their games and consider that maybe images and ideas do affect your brain, even if they probably don't make you into killers.
I've never really understood why a company would shoehorn in a generic multiplayer mode when 1) It probably won't increase sales. 2) It requires a server and extra resources. 3) No one will play it for more than an hour.
@bloodshed17 About 85% of gamers are adults these days and the average age is 37. The game industry made about 70 billion this past year, so technically they did make a couple billion off children. Less than 10% of games are M-rated though.
The limits are a little misleading. It took a little longer than it should to figure out that it will only stream certain games, requires an Nvidia card, must be on the same network as your PC, and does not make Julian fries. I can imagine some people seeing it at a store, seeing "Stream games from your PC" and be really disappointed when they open the box.
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