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[ACMILAN1983]

No I mean I like the concept, but I think it came a little too late for a typical consumer..

people like us would find it useful, especially companies, as instead of carrying our work laptop around... we can carry a simple usb stick

@Dev, I mostly find myself preferring straight FPS/3rd-PS shooters... and mainly only play on a gaming-PC..
looking forward to Battlefield 5, as it puts the focus back on Police shooters, with the last successful franchise being "S.W.A.T".
and still waiting for a goddamn FIFA 15 crack(too expensive, can't afford)

I don't know if it's too late, while it will go out on the market I see it more like a concept piece of kit. Much like how things like 4k and curved TVs are coming into the market, but aren't mainstream, just the start of the next generation of TVs, I see this being the next generation for Smart Stick technology.

Speaking of TVs, did any of you see or hear about the new Samsung reveal at the recent CES show. They showed off an 8k 3D TV, but one that doesn't need glasses to use the 3D, which could be interesting for the home cinema experience. Part of the reason 3D hasn't caught on at home is the cost, but also hassle of the glasses. I have a 3D TV and was playing Puppeteer last year. I started playing in 3D, but eventually couldn't be bothered because it was just annoying to deal with the glasses.

Ace, I played COD Advanced Warfare recently and the campaign was actually really fun imo. It has a lot of variety and was quite a unique experience. I ought to mention, I'm not an FPS guy and I only got this because it came free with my PS4.

Also, on football games, I'd recommend PES 15 over FIFA 15. I've played both, on both PS3 and PS4 and the gameplay in PES felt significantly better than FIFA this year. Plus, generally looking around, PES seems to be cheaper in the UK too.