@SagarikaLumos: Honda is truly at a Crossroad here.
@Jezuz: yes, because it's Sony's fault that you can't be arsed to put $60 away for a game.
Question: has any wannabe Italian conversion ever came away with a NP win?
@The5thElephant: "but we know that X-rays are damaging to cells yet we still get them on a regular basis to find out if anything is wrong with us"
Plenty of businesspeople who frequently travel get on a hundred flights per year. Do you get 100 x-rays in a year?
Plenty of businesspeople who frequently travel get on a hundred flights per year. Do you get 100 x-rays in a year?
@Spieg-el of Krypton: READING. It's what's for breakfast!
@ThursdayNext: "only citing a lack of back catalogue, new releases on digital, and a disparity between physical media and digital prices as an issue"
None of these address the fact that many of the PSPs largest third-party titles simply aren't available digitally.
None of these address the fact that many of the PSPs largest third-party titles simply aren't available digitally.
"Korea is the home of StarCraft"
No, Blizzard is the home of StarCraft. Vote with your Won and don't buy it, Korea. They'll get the hint eventually.
No, Blizzard is the home of StarCraft. Vote with your Won and don't buy it, Korea. They'll get the hint eventually.
@icepick314: considering you can't 100% any part of DQ9 until all of the DLC is out, no.
@cbstryker: it's proprietary, but it's also ubiquitous. You can buy iPhone charging cables pretty much anywhere.
GT-R, very yes.
GT-??, Pass the rock.
GT-??, Pass the rock.
@Niteman cometh: if it's a new platform it's dead in the water.
if it plays existing PSP games and acts of an extension of that platform? absolutely.
if it plays existing PSP games and acts of an extension of that platform? absolutely.
I just drove by there. The mall is still on fire and the sky is completely black over that part of Roseville/Rocklin.
Pictures: [livewire.kcra.com]
Pictures: [livewire.kcra.com]
@CABEZAGRANDE: "That's about the same weight to power ratio as a new ZR1."
It's still driving the wrong wheels. For $6500 you could spit out the window and find half a dozen S14s, all of which won't shred their front axle on takeoff.
It's still driving the wrong wheels. For $6500 you could spit out the window and find half a dozen S14s, all of which won't shred their front axle on takeoff.
@KalEnt: they could get it right by not shitting billions of dollars down the drain developing a third-rate OS and just shack up with Android instead. When faced with an identical OS people will buy based on hardware, and Nokia still makes better phones than many of its competitors.
Beyond the US the iPhone is facing a similar fate in Japan - locked to a minority carrier. It's available on SoftBank, but the country has little GSM coverage compared to CDMA. If Apple were to start cranking out CDMA-flavored iPhones, they could sell on NTT or au, both of which dwarf SoftBank.
And yet with the 1993 redesign it was the US that got the shaft, losing the A/V ports (while the AV Famicom gained them by way of the SNES A/V connector).
"people now recognize what a smart decision it was to keep the [Xbox 360] pricing low"
A 360 with an actual hard drive costs the same as a PS3. "Low" may still be an absolute term, but it's no longer the case relative to the competition.
A 360 with an actual hard drive costs the same as a PS3. "Low" may still be an absolute term, but it's no longer the case relative to the competition.
No DoDonPachi Resurrection? For shame, Giz.
