downloaded this again by mistake
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Cheapy really needs to add an outline or more notes to the OP as lots of times I have no idea what's being discussed or forget a game or news etc and want to read up on it.
I do usually listen to this at night when I try to fall asleep however and often wakeup with earphones still on
this episode and last few keep reminding me how
uncheap and what an Apple fanboy Cheapy is.
I guess I wasn't paying full attention to the previous ep where Cheapy talked about that live action show and bitched about the 500 yen they charged to shake the actors' hands. I watched the vid (and foosball to witness the abuse) and was like
# when I realized he forked over the yen so Tai could shake these people's hands. Also I can't believe he ordered foosball balls from Amazon (or did he get his mom to order) and then had his mom send to Japan. I'm sure he could have found decent ones on ebay or something.
Cheapy bitching about the newer 3DS to Wombat made me hope someone would just smack him or just kick him in the nuts. Interesting how other times were also when Apple or their products were being praised like some miracle snakeoil product.
Apple doesn't make gaming apps. Hell I'm not even sure if they make "apps" at all. Isn't Nintendo still the largest company that develops AND publishes the most games and consoles?
iOS devices make more money on apps than video game handhelds due to the massive casual audience. Quality apps do not generate money - the sheer quantity of them is what does.
Developers (ones that strive for critical acclaim or the fast buck) put their apps on iTunes in order to quickly increase their exposure. Seeing as it's getting harder and harder to get apps approved and the pay % seems to be less, other marketplaces are likely to gain more share. I think videogame handhelds will eventually get a tie in to their console marketplace and library of games
oh and ~$35 for a burger that does not have caviar, seafood, truffles is ridiculous. the exchange rate had to have changed a bit as I think a burger at Union Sq Cafe (NYC) can't be more than $20.