I know right. That N64 controller will never be....my mistake, this isn't 1996.
Nintendo really let down the fans on this one. Like anyone will want to play on such a weird and misshapen controller. And don't even get me started on that name, gamecube... Crap, still stuck a decade in the past.
That oversized controller is comical. It's as is Microsoft... Dammit, stuck in 2002.
Looks flat, uninspired and could use a dash of color. I just wish they had stuck with the original name "revolution".... Shoot, getting closer but still need to get a few more years into the future.
Generic comment dismissing controller without actually seeing it in person, touching it, or hearing a report from anyone who's used the controller. Yeah, that Wii U controller must have many flaws that hundreds of hours of playtesting and focus groups never picked up on.
Perhaps one day gamers will learn from the past history so that they don't make the same stupid mistakes in the future.
The Sheriff says "we're getting calls from people finding local dogs. Only, the calls aren't local."
They meant that people are finding local dogs 50-100 miles away, meaning these dogs ran away and ran as far away as they could. The map even shows you that they are just scattering in all directions since the pins make a wide circle.
The region lock issue could have easily been solved by adding an option to allow/disallow other regions games. Parents can still use the parental controls without worrying about the kid circumventing the controls by ordering Japanese games and I can play my Japanese games without spending an additional $250.
Was no one able to take this thing to a pool to see how well the floating aspect worked? It looks like it would have trouble keeping a grown man above the water.
@Dannygeist: Why does the kinect need to be so far away from the TV? Doesn't the guy need to be 8 feet away from his Kinect? Why is the 360 still next to his TV while his Kinect unit is in orbit? Does the astronaut think he will be able to see his TV from that far away? Why is Houston focusing it's efforts on helping an astronaut play his Xbox 360?
@MaNiFeX: If the story is not being misquoted, then he KNEW that they were filming a movie in the area.
Overzealous, faux police officer gets trigger happy with a weapon he has no training or experience with. I'm gonna say that Cuizon (the shooter) is responsible.
"But as this disturbing incident suggests, the biggest threat to kids' privacy might be Google employees themselves."
Why make such a terrible, shortsighted statement that is based upon ONE employee? Good article overall, but this pathetic, scare tactic sentence soured the end of what started as a great article.
@GnarShredd: A half life movie would require Gordan Freeman jumping on desks and light fixtures while everyone else acts like nothing weird is happening.
@rathat: The last episode wasn't bad but it didn't wrap up the show properly. Sooo many things were left unanswered and when you ignore plot lines it usually means it is bad story telling. Writers also lied to the fan base and they eventually went with Purgatory (what everyone guessed 4 years ago).
@Kenneth Blaney: @ataggata: I knew it would haunt me if I didn't look up the keys before submitting my comment. I stand before you humbled by your knowledge.
P.S. you could seriously play this game with a mouse? What hellspawn decided that was a good idea.