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• Monday Morning Rundown: Holy Trilogies, the Blu-Ray Blues, Portable Power and More*
  Monday 20 March 2006 – 09:39
  A couple weeks ago, Microsoft dominated the headlines with Origami, Vista and other Tom Foolery. Now it's Sony's turn. There's a storm brewing on the horizon, and it's called PlayStation 3. Sony has finally divulged some real details about its upcoming next-generation console, so let's get to it.
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• Monday Morning Rundown: Nintendo Rumors, GUN Laws, and Foot In Mouth Disease*
  Monday 6 February 2006 – 01:09
  So I woke up one morning last week and read a headline about a report that Cisco was considering an acquisition of Nintendo. Crazy, I thought. Absolutely crazy! The Nintendo I know would never sell out. So I began to track where the story came from, and what ensued was a high-tech game of telephone.
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• Monday Morning Rundown: Ten Reasons Why You Don't Need a PlayStation 3*
  Monday 5 June 2006 – 05:17
  Sony's Phil Harrison says the PlayStation 3 is more than just a gaming console. It's a computer, he says, and as a result, "we do not need the PC." Come again? This statement may have shocked a few gamers. Granted, he issued the comment to a German newspaper, so perhaps something was lost in translation. But just in case it wasn't, here are ten reasons why you don't need a PS3.
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• Monday Morning Rundown: Flops, Flaps, Flaccidity and Fan Mail*
  Monday 13 March 2006 – 11:59
  Is Sony running with scissors with its PlayStation 3? Which product name is worse, Woodcrest or Origami? Is Atari in Arrested Development? Can Take-Two be "elevated" to super developer status with BioWare/Pandemic? Why is Google out $90 million? And how in the world did "Crash" win the Oscar for Best Picture?
• Monday Morning Rundown: Microsoft's Pet Projects, Plots and Pests*
  Monday 6 March 2006 – 06:52
  It's been a busy week for the world's largest software company, from teasing its mysterious Origami project, to readying its new Vista OS, getting Googlicious, and asking the U.S. government for help in its European antitrust case. Oh, and there's also Xbox 360, the little console that could...or maybe it couldn't.
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