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@sluffmo
I'm sure that's what people said when they announced the Gamecube.

Good thing they don't have "Singstar: Wicked", or my wife would never leave the house.

Wow, we really want to work hard to "support" a feature that already works today.

I always have used WiFi with Onlive. Login using Ethernet, disconnect and move to WiFi. It seems that the "hard work" is finding a way for the masses that can't tell the difference between the letters N and B.

@Special Agent Steve
I have OnLive - I was one of the people that signed up as interested 2+ years ago, so I got a free year and a free game.

Your cab idea is what I thought of when I was originally interested, however the reality is much worse.

They don't even allow you to connect via WIFI on your laptop!! If you try and launch the client on WIFI, the client detects you are using a WIFI adapter, and cuts you off. Needless to say I haven't played it much, since I use WIFI (N, mind you) for everything. Cables are a pain in the ass.

@recharged95

What do you mean does nothing? It's a simultaneous 2-player mode! WASD controls Ms. Pacman, arrows control the Main Man(tm).

3com spins off Palm a long time ago, now both swallowed by HP. Coincidence?

@KupoCheer They usually have a faceplate to cover the ports when unused. I think I saw one in the video.

@youngluck

This is true only if the memory in the card fits in the Micro SIM footprint. Most newer ones should be fine, but older ones might have "larger" chips underneath.

How can they call it a "Pearl" now that they've replaced the "Pearl" with a trackpad?

I am taking this contest very seriously. I will do my best to make sure that my winnings are distributed evenly between me, myself, and I. This will prevent such dastardly occurrences in the future.

Thanks for your time