Shane

That's so racist! Why's it always gotta be the white man to come to the rescue?!

Also, I like that the games are becoming accessible to more people but if you keep having that much trouble with an easier game (at least easier than Ninja Gaiden or Demon's Souls) then I think more practice should be in order.

At 0:27 in the first video it appears as though they used a picture of Pharrell Williams as Frank Wu. And I can't quite put my finger on it but at 1:04 Eva Valverde looks like some other celebrity I've seen before

@furui
So you're saying that Apple needs to approve Chrome for the iPad? Agreed.

@JW
It wasn't bad taste. According to churches and their communion, Jesus was delicious. And good for you.

Am I the only one who thought of OJ Simpson's character from the Naked Gun series while reading this article?

Oh, and Sony might be great at designing consumer electronics but there's something about there phones that leaves something to be desired. I've always been a big fan of HTC and it's designs.

If by blatantly copying Smash TV you mean its set in an arena, then yes it is. Other than that, Smash TV is an outdated piece of shit. But why is everybody up in arms about this? Team Fortress 2 is fun and all but as Yahtzee puts it:

"You get to decide between territory control in a desert environment, territory control in an industrial environment, or just to mix things up capture the flag in a desert industrial environment."

At least with Monday Night Combat you get a similar gameplay style with a different map. And I would also say that it looks like a combination of Team Fortress 2 and Unreal Tournament which isn't such a bad thing.

I don't know why people are always dumping on 802.11 a. It was faster than b and as fast as g.

And b/a/n/g my wifi wins the internet.

I think he continues to make these asinine "predictions" so that when it finally does happen he can say that he was right.

Lousy red ring. I keep getting the same model back. Please Engadget.

I downloaded PlayOn when it first came out and after trying it for 30 days I was so impressed that I actually paid for the license. I am not normally the type to pay that much for something like this but it did such a wonderful job of giving me access to TV so that I don't have to pay for cable.

I should also note that the software has gotten much better and the only real constraints the software itself has is that your choice of antivirus can cause a major headache. I tried using avast! but PlayOn quit working and they told me to use AVG instead.

The advantage of of using this is access to things other than Netflix and now that my 360 red ringed I can watch Netflix on my hacked XBMC.