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That's CSS as in Cansei de Ser Sexyas in the famous-ish Brazilian indie rock band, not CSS as in Cascading Style Sheets as in geeky internet dude.

If NBC doesn't like monopolies, if they think they should have a wider range of digital distribution channels they should at least stay on iTunes.
Why do the media companies think it either iTunes or the rest.
What they did now is just fucking mess.
Good job media companies!

Is it just me or does that logo, as it is displayed there, look a lot like the one of my digital television provider? http://www.indi.be

sudowoodo, sudowoodo, sudowoodo! seriously, there is no better.

sudowoodo!

Yes and that company is... Delhaize. A Belgian company that opened the very first self-service supermarket in Europe. And further answering the question that no one asked, they probably wouldn't have made this commercial without some fiat from Bandai Namco or whoever holds the rights to Pacman nowadays. The official languages of Belgium are Dutch (NOT the same as German, people), French and to a lesser extent, German. This version of the commercial is in French for those thick posters over at kotaku. I mean jeez people, French is like a fat chick with bright colored clothes, a big zit on her nose and her fucking name tattooed on her forehead, meaning you've probably noticed her already and will recognize her at any given time!

End rant.

Yeah, sorry for that wikipedia article-ish post, just venting my frustration towards those semi-dumb posts on kotaku and those to come here on joystiq.

what an unbelievably crappy ad!
I mean it just went on and on and on.
It was explaining "The Blu-ray" as if it's a new religion, a deity maybe.
I mean: "Blu-ray knows exactly where it isn't, where it is and where it's going to be". Ooh, should I be excited or afraid?
And one last thing....
Don't ever try rhyming setences, ever again.

Am I the only one who thinks the old, less-rounded one is better looking?

hey brian, did we just we just like, asked the same question, at almost the same time (I beat you to it! ^_^)
Freakeah!

Surely the Atari had the first joystick, but was it 'analogue', as many of you are claiming?
I mean did it sense the degree you're pushing in this or that direction? Or was it just a D-pad with a stick on top? (Seriously guys, I don't know this so if you correct me if i'm wrong)

The Xbox360 is shaping up to be great entertainment center (that also happens to play games).
When you think about it you have a quite cheap, powerful computer there under your tv and the Xbox Dashboard is becoming a nice OS for basic entertainment purposes. If this OS evolves forward, comparison with Mac mini's and media center pc's is inevitable, as the latter are several hundreds of bucks more expensive. All in all I think you're getting a lot of value for your money with this machine and would make a nice companion for my Wii and not the other way around ;)
I think sony has reason to be afraid