You weren't around for both the PS1 and the PS2, were you? Compared to the time between them, the PS4 is long overdue.
So basically, you're super closed minded and don't want anything to get between you and your opinions. Oh, and here's an abridged version.
Did you miss the part where he said, "Even if you can't understand Japanese?" She really couldn't figure out the interface without knowledge of Japanese?
Eh, I still don't like it. The tone of the introduction had me hoping for a total revamp on the name, so PS4 was too mundane when they finally said it.
I'm just wishing they hadn't called it the PS4. Don't they know that the number four means death?
Supervision, perhaps?
Sony probably hasn't even decided what it's going to look like yet. Rumor has it that they'll have a vibration test feature.
It's very clear that you just didn't get my joke.
What does that second one have to do with his gender?
No, it was a suggestion preceded by a tongue-in-cheek quip.
Are you literate? Because if so... http://qntm.org/ed
This is very interesting, to me. The fact that they're putting effort into making a proper logo for it tells me that it is definitely going to get an English release too, and it might even coincide with the US release of the HD Remix. Actually, it's a lowercase Χ, χ, and its name is "chi," which is pronounced either like "key" with a very guttural K (like Ch in Chanukkah, for example) or "kye," which is generally easier. Despite looking just like X and x in many fonts, they're actually a different letter and a few fonts reflect that if you use their actual Unicode IDs. They only say "key" in the games because that's what they're lazy and more used to saying "Keyblade" than χ-blade. χ (chi), actually.
I couldn't think of any others off the top of my head, and even if I had there's not much reason to put more than two people in the title, so you and Cat were the obvious choices. I-it's not like I like you guys or anything! Stupidconceitedblockheadtwerp. B-but that doesn't mean I don't like you guys! U-um, I-I mean...j-just shut up! Awesome. I'm sure you guys will absolutely love them.
No real catch, I'll just get to have a convincingly feminine personality so I can hopefully get the girl I like to see me as more than just a friend. Then, after we're married and either she or I dies, you and I switch back.
Can we trade personalities for the next 40-50 years?
I don't expect you to read it all at once, you know. I don't get what you mean.
Someone should cast Blizzaga.
Really? How? I know that some particles can, but I can too?
In this case, it's worth it. Ed is awesome and you would be a fool not to read of his exploits.
(You know, because you can't hear text. That would be absurd) Years before I found out about Doctor Who, I read a series of short stories on a website titled Things of Interest. These stories, the link to which I will place at the end of this post, made me absolutely fascinated with the kind of character that the Doctor is, although I had never once heard of him at that point. What character did I become fascinated with, then? I'll tell you. His name is Ed MacPherson, and he was nothing more than a mad scientist sharing a flat with a regular scientist. Ed was a master of the insane arts. He made everything from a giant fighting robot to an interdimensional bread slicer. He raised an Amiga 500 to sentience by accident. Time travel? No problem. This man was my Doctor before I even knew about the Doctor. I recently rediscovered these short stories that brought me so much joy and thought my fellow Whovians would love them too. I am proud to present to you the stories of a madman, sans box. http://qntm.org/ed
