Jonathan Gitlin of Ars Technica writes: "In the usual Apple way, the revised Apple TV was announced during the keynote, but has taken a while to arrive; longer even than a laptop ordered by Ms. Cheng, so Steve's two weeks turned into a month before the software update finally appeared.
Yes, you read that right, for the update to the Apple TV was achieved through the writing of code, not the soldering of transistors. That means that early adopters aren't left out in the cold, and unlike iPod Touch users who want to check their e-mail without visiting jailbreakme.com, they aren't asked for $20 either. So, unless you're an early adopter who's had the case off their Apple TV and have hacked it to Canada and back, the Apple TV 2.0 is the only show in town. We've already taken a first look at the Apple TV 2.0 over at Infinite Loop, but we're going to look at it more closely in this review."
Tune in on June 8th for this summer's PC Gaming Show, featuring exclusive trailers, new game announcements, and developer interviews from around the world. Hosted by Sean "Day[9]" Plott, Mica Burton, and Frankie Ward, the showcase will include 70+ of the most exciting games in development, all of which can be found on our Steam Wishlist.
Join the fray at home or away with the Project Defiant wireless fight stick*. Take the fight to your opponents with the included sling carry case, and enjoy precise in-game response with ultra-low latency wireless and wired play options, along with a durable, ergonomic design that’s built for battle.
Plus, an updated Astro Bot Limited Edition DualSense wireless controller is coming later this year.
Omg i’m so glad i read the blog! I can’t wait to see what the special surprise is when you finish all the levels, i’m hoping we unlock a level similar to Winter Wonderland or something like that..
Where you collect FF bots ;))
"an updated Astro Bot Limited Edition DualSense wireless controller is coming later this year"
Music to my ears