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@cgalyon

Just be careful if you get a Logitech Illuminated keyboard, it has a wonky left shift key.

@Solid Gray Fox
You do know that Canon and Nikon buy half their parts from Sony, right?

Better interface for spot focus? You can't do it on the fly with a Rebel, and it irks me to no end.

What a waste of screen real estate in recording mode. It's not like the Flip button layout was that great to begin with, did they really need to make a touchscreen version of it?

I went to camera vendor fair recently due to my job as a part time camera salesperson, and this is what I pretty much got from it.

1)Samsung (at least their PR people) really do focus on gimmicks rather than image quality to distance their offerings from their competitors.

2)All manufacturers are looking to move to MicroSD for compact cameras.

mmm, envy

happy turkey day you 'Merikans.

For mainstream stuff, Walmart, for rarer to find stuff, Microplay.

There's a big reason why SSB isn't as prone to button mashing as any other fighter.

That reason is that the basic premise is unintuitive. Every other fighter is "Once you beat someone to 0 health, you win." With SSB, it's "It doesn't really matter how many times you beat the other person, the only real objective is to cause them to not be able to get back on to the platform, but oh, half of the fighters can sorta fly, so have fun. Oh, and most of the stages will probably kill you too."

Sure, there's strategy involved, but SSB really needs you to decide to commit to learn its system since the fighters are so ridiculously unbalanced. It is seriously the most unfun game to pick up that Nintendo makes.

Playstation controller faucets eh?

Does that mean the buttons for hot and cold water are swapped between the Japanese and American versions?