The HIB earned each of the game makers about $100k.
On top of anything they had made for the games on Steam or other methods of sales.
And then HIB2 is raking in even more money. So, it doesn't always work, but it can very efinitely work.

Uhm?
No?
That's not how OSes work at all. They mediate programs accessing hardware, not do all the work for the programs. They control what program gets what memory (and if things are in RAM or virtual memory) and take care of getting things from the hard disk, etc. But software runs directly on the processor. That's (part) of what virtual machines do.

Or: How companies fight like petulant little children. With hair pulling.

Because the results are fairly obviously rigged?
I mean, just saying, if you look at the numbers and scores, something funny is going on there.

Yeah! Totally agreeing with you, there!

... Oh. Oh, well. Uh. Hm. You almost had it, there!

... And that's exactly what Apple is bashed for. Which is the point of the GP and GGP.

Rose Tyler.

"Over half of the respondents who used AT&T used the iPhone when taking the survey."

The correct initializations for the first playstation are: PS1, PSX. PSP = Playstation Portable.

We clearly didn't want a gaming phone then, but do we want it now?
Will digital distribution and the increased processing power available make the difference?
I'll admit. Part of me wants to see Sony fall on its ass - But I also want to see Android succeed.

(Oh, and, you're double retarded, because it would be 16 sets of numbers. IP addresses would be 48 [63 with dots] numbers. 32 [39 with colons] for IPv6 is bad enough.)

If you think that would actually *matter* in how quick it got adopted, you're amazingly retarded and don't understand why it's taking time to adopt.

... That ... that wouldn't work. For the same reason we can't just magically convert to IPv6. It would take massive replacements of hardware to do even that. So why not just overhaul the entire thing and apply years of knowledge if we have to overhaul everything anyway?

That's what the PS2 did for the PSX and then the PS3 for both the PSX and PS2. However, that's much more expensive than software emulation. MUCH. Hence why PS2 back compat in the PS3 went downhill when the PS3 got rebuilt.

Congrats. You got the point. Or, rather, you didn't.