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Follow an odd train of thought all over the place as I talk about the realization of just how tiny the world really is, the weirdness of "corporate secret" culture, doing everything in moderation, and crossing major lifestyle thresholds.

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ZanderZrantZ

you got my weed msg! lol .. o and the ps 4 thing.. . the ps3.. is notorious for being a pain for developers ..so on the ps4 they changed it so is similar to a windows machine.. and when the first ps3 came out u can play ps2 games but they basically had to shove in a ps2 hardware in there.. which they later took out in the later models .. which i think has been said publicly (i also had a friend who was a programer on one of the God of war that says this is true)

Jepp

The Wii U is technically backwards compatible to gamecube games - though you have to hack it to play gamecube games and then you need one of those wii u gamecube adapters The Wii basically had a gamecube inside of it And the Wii U basically has a Wii in it

Anonymous

Your rant on realizing how small the world is really resonated with me. I recently took a spontaneous plane ride to visit a friend across the country for a few days and had some similar thoughts while flying over the midwest. It has been awesome seeing you transition through different phases of life and I'm glad you're enjoying the new place.

Anonymous

The PS3 was actually a ridiculous mess of a machine at a hardware level. The thing was so weirdly specialized that It wasn't really built like any other computer, which made making games very difficult. Ever noticed how clunky early PS3 games were compared to the ones at the end of the console's lifespan? Eventually devs figured it out, but the difficulty in making games for the thing drove a lot of devs away, leading to the "PS3 has no games" meme. The PS4 was built on the same basic architecture as the XBONE and PC, making it way easier to develop for, but abandoning the architecture that let the PS3 play PS1 and PS2 games, and that would've allowed for easy compatibility with PS3 games on the PS4. Now, they could write an emulator for their old systems, like Microsoft did for their XBone->360 compatibility, but that would be a lot of effort and I doubt a 200 billion dollar company could ever afford it

June Guts

Have you seen the Real America?

Anonymous

Wee bit late, but do you remember which Mercury Rev album it was?