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@Damage
That is how *all* AI works. And the example you cited - Conways 'Game of Life' - is often studied in AI classes.

@(Unverified)
Vsync shouldn't cause any noticable input lag, when implemented correctly. Though it's not always implemented correctly (I'm looking at you, Bioshock)

I had Vsync enabled in DX:HR, and I had no input lag whatsoever.

"The game has been touted as having "well-built AI," when in fact it has no AI."
"The game has ... 10 cellular automata rules, which reference at least 6 neighbors for each cell"

I think he has a different definition of "AI" from the rest of the computing-world.

@mcnerven
See also http://music.stackexchange.com/questions/444/what-is-good-software-for-learning-how-to-sight-read . I have yet to find a single program that I consider to be even half-decent.

@mcnerven
I have, it's not great. I was hoping for something that actually tries to teach you music notation, piano techniques, etc. Not a guitar-hero clone that threw in a notation-display as an after-thought.

Can we have a piano game that will teach actual music notation now?

@xiLeShadow
Yeah, no kidding. I bought an XBox 360 two years ago, used it once, and it's been sitting there unused ever since. For multiplayer multiplats, both PC and PS3 have free online while XBox you have to pay. For single-player multiplats, I play on PS3 simply because I like the controller better.

The only exclusives I wanted to play on Xbox were Alan Wake and Limbo, but both of those are on PC now. Meanwhile, PS3 has Infamous 1/2, Little Big Planet 1/2, Uncharted 1-3, Heavy Rain, GT5...

I think where Valve is going with this is computers you can wear on your head. Like a... what's the word?

@iceytoa1
The Blackwidow keyboard is also known to keyboard geeks (like myself) to be one of the most poorly manufactured mechanical keyboards in existence.

@mattwestcott
Actually it's $40 million, which is 3x the original estimates given to Notch