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i love morgan webb's comments on world war 2 games, if anyone remember...

Awful lot of depressed gamers these days.

Guess Kamiya was too busy stroking it over his own creations instead of playing The Outfoxies back in the day.

@lilbroex, Ads have nothing to do with it, SONY had the tech BEFORE the WIi U was even announced. What difference does it make when they advertised it. GC/GBA please, thats not the same thing, only two games used that feature and you needing cables to connect it. THe remote play function let you use just about any feature off the PS3(sans the actual PS3 games) on the PSP as long as you had it connected to it via WiFi, hell if your connection was strong enough you could do it outside your home. THat was on the original PSP. Ninty isnt doing anything unique this time, they are taking what has already been done before and wrapping it in the whole tablet thing. Not that there is anything wrong with that. As for Tekken, he has gone on record as saying he doesnt like the Tekken series period there was a huge article on fighters in GI a while back where he said it, so maybe you should educate yourself, period.

." Sony never demonstrated Vita doing "what the Wii U does" until after the Wii U was announced and even then, it didn't demonstrate it comparably well at all, much less at a reasonable cost."

When they showed the Vita crossplay was one of the things they did show and talk about, hell even the commercials showed it with MLB. So either you dont know what you're talking about or you're lying. And 2nd of course they didnt say anything about Wii U, they didnt even know at the time

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Let's end this petty who-did-what argument and get back to mocking some hilarious PR gaffes, yeah?

I used to feel sorry for Phil Harrison, since he had to make up some fantastic stories to cover up for Sony's mistakes.

Now I consider PR people to be sub-human.

(probably not wise to mention this as it goes against my console alignment, but...) anyone remember when Laurent Fisher (of NoE) said that only "geeks and otaku" want more storage space?

Eep, yeah, that was definitely a Phil Harrison / Jack Tretton-level embarrassment. Even though the SD card storage "hack" eventually appeared, that statement was an insult to anyone who wanted to give Nintendo their money.