No, I returned the defective one and haven't looked for another yet. There seems to be a significant number who've had hardware issues with the PS4 as well, so I'm gonna wait it out until they work out the launch kinks. That'll also give me time to wait for a limited edition colour release of the console.
IGN's top 50 video game developers. Interesting read. They do an overall good job, but I figured Rare, Bungie, Infinity Ward and Santa Monica would've been higher.
My gaming habit has transformed quite a bit with age, family, etc. at this point, I do enjoy the games (and the kid does), but I can essentially devote about enough time for just 1-2 titles per year. I basically can get a Call of Duty and Assassins Creed release each year and be good to go.
Was picking up the Lego Marvels game for my son for xmas - so naturally went ahead and ordered the PS4 version. Then received a couple PS4 games for Christmas myself. Upon realizing no one was gifting me the actual PS4 to play this all on, I had to take matters into my own hands Wed evening and order up a gaming system to play these games on! All in all, not a bad way to go abou things in getting upgraded to the newer platform.
Some more Steam Machines have been revealed during CES, the more interesting ones from the dozen or so manufacturers include AlienWare and CyberPowerPC. There's even a $6k one Falcon Northwest, though it isn't any nicer than a PC tower.
This explains the Steam new beta interface that you can activate. I didn't see the purpose, but as a console-ish environment, it makes a lot more sense. Something like this would be perfect if you could just swap the graphics card every so often. OS bloat from applications and the million things piggybacking on the bootup are things I wouldn't miss.