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I skipped out on BF3 mainly due to Origin, but I might pick this one up if they return destruction to BC2 levels.

I don't see why PS2 or PS1 shouldn't be playable. PS3 makes sense and with the much needed architecture change I didn't expect differently.

You could make attachments out of current print materials but something like the receiver will always break after a few shots. It's those parts that are restricted under current law. As for whether you should be able to print these things... I can't think of a way to prevent these specifically...

Mine kicked the bucket awhile ago and I've been meaning to pick one up. Though, given the price it's a bit hard to justify as a random purchase.

I'm interested in Path of Exile. That's basically it. I really haven't had much time for games anymore. Seems like most of us are in that position.

*towel

I used it briefly. It was responsive and had the same Android experience that any AOSP ROM does. It's not laggy at all and is pretty comfortable to hold due to it's size. Build quality is decently nice - it's no iPad but given the price you can't really expect differently. Fingerprints were...

I don't have a Nexus 7 but I do have an HP Touchpad and it works great for web-browsing. A Nexus 7 would only be better. You probably would want to carry it in a backpack though. I've held one and walking around with that in my pocket wouldn't be comfortable.

I'm surprised that for all the time they've been around, nobody has snapped.

I'm curious what money sinks there will be. I'm hoping for property customization, but I remember reading somewhere that you'll just have access to predefined houses.

Personally I prefer 3.

I thought this was a really cool idea but with the rise of smartphones and tablets, the PSP was definitely not the best platform for comics on the go.

This really is a nice month for games. PC Dark Souls, Guild Wars 2, and CS: GO all come out within that week.

If Sony is still around for a PS5 I'm sure that will be digital only. US internet companies seem to be getting better with the whole bandwidth thing if Comcast is anything to go by.

The price really makes it worthwhile. I'll probably pick it up.

That's a very neat feature. Looking forward to Steam support!

This is surprisingly ugly.

Hey, I liked Mr. Caffeine.

10 years is a long time for internet infrastructure to improve. I could see it happening. I doubt consoles will completely disappear though. They're turning into media centers currently and that works great for people.

I thought the cable was going to be proprietary, meaning short. Just found out that's a micro-USB so that should be fine.