dece

loved the bit about hovering over pits - how true!

why?

The problem with games is that most people don't buy them on an impulse. So the two most valid strategies are to either buy some good reviews during embargo time or (gasp!) make a good game.

This angers me somehow.
Not that I long for a vibrating handheld (or do I?).
But should you be able to patent such simple concepts as adding rumble to a gaming device? It didn't require much thought or resources to come up with that...

see - this is so uninteresting, that nobody even bothers to comment

does anyone care about motion comics?
they feel like *really* low-budget animated movies
and can amplify the cheese factor of the stories

so Sony
you had a good year - time to shoot yourself in the foot

So, you can take your iPhone games and switch between tiny window and full-screen. How cool is that. The guy did that at least 10 times in the video.

If this is all they have to show after 3 years, then good riddance
looks really bland and dated

You obviously don't know what you're talking about.
That sentence isn't true even for 2D games, and those are pretty rare these days.