net2ftp is a web based FTP client. It is mainly aimed at managing websites using a browser. Edit code, upload/download files, copy/move/delete directories recursively, rename files and directories -- without installing any software. - Jason Carter
"If you want to call repeating the same 10 hit combos over and over "skill", sure. If you want a game with some real skill, try Virtua Fighter." - Jason Carter
"If he doesn't have experience with Tekken 3, he's in a better position to criticize game designers. Namco fighting games are just plain horrible." - Jason Carter
"Protip: It doesn't matter what the hell you do, any 3 year old with 1 litre of any soft drink in his system will beat you with button mashing regardless of how many times you proclaim yourself to be "the best" at Soul Calibur and say "all it takes is knowing the counter system", etc... Soul Calibur is to fighting games as popup children's books are to novels." - Jason Carter
"I have to admit, I'm ignorant... I haven't been able to see anything that explains exactly what this Do thing... does. Big giant buttons?" - Jason Carter
"Not wrong. My 5 year old was able to beat many so called "SC experts" by just slamming away... and the fact that it's so easy to win is half of the reason why the game is so popular: anyone can play and anyone can win." - Jason Carter
"I have zero interest in SC4 and I've played the DC original enough. Basically rock'em sock'em robots with polygons. No skill needed, just like most Namco fighting games. Button pounding is all you need. Virtua Fighter FTW." - Jason Carter
On the original 3speech article someone pointed out that they should probably focus on in-game messaging and headset controls (which relate mostly to gaming) before tuning media center stuff. - Casey Sheldon
That someone missed the point then. First, the headset controls are #1 on that list. Secondly, the in-game messaging stuff is already on the way, as noted by the very title of the list, "10 things to add to the XMB (besides in-game XMB!!)", - Jason Carter
He wasn't criticizing the list so much as he was indicating what he thought the most successful strategy would be. - Casey Sheldon
