Bandrik

Good point. But that needed two separate systems and a cable you had to buy separately. Thus not a lot of games took advantage of this. Difference being is that the Wii U comes this way, so every game can take advantage of it.

Plus, of course, all the bells and whistles. But that's the big difference: execution.

(insert generic trolling statements that slam NVIDIA here)

Everyone, scroll to the bottom of that forum thread. Jokke talks about what to do if you fall overboard into cold waters.

The fact that these tips came from personal experience only continues to bolster my respect for Jokke. I've never really given too much thought to what I'd do if I fell overboard significantly far away from shore (I've been on many boats, but generally smaller ones and seldom more than a few miles from land). Awesome tips!

More performance than I need (at least, my wallet tells me this)... but still, nice to see OCZ continuing to give us SSD love. :D

This is pretty awesome. The SNES is by far my most favorite console ever. It had the highest gem-to-crap ratio of games, ever.

"Wait, the M stood for Music?" -Any member of today's youth

I used to love MTV back in the 90's. Beavis and Butt-Head, Daria, Celebrity Deathmatch, and of course... music videos. I would stay up till 1am just watching the random music videos they had. I also remember watching commercials for Final Fantasy VII and Oddworld. I miss the 90's.. =/

The OLED display, of all things, has me the most excited. Overall, I'm happy with what Sony is doing with the NGP. I preferred the classic PSP shape (not so much with the PSPgo), and all the added gadgets I can see being at best fun to have, and at worst just extra gimmicks that can be overlooked. Way to go, Sony. :D

This will certainly help streamline keeping my rig up to date. I'm generally poor at keeping all my drivers up to date since it's a bit of a hassle. I'm loving this idea.