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Welcome to "Morning Hangover" -- an excellent way to start your day with the crew at TheFeed...no matter what you're recovering from. Every morning you'll hear musings from two of TheFeed's editors and have the chance to share your thoughts on what's going on in the gaming world. So buckle up, power through the rest of the week, and keep reading!
Patrick Klepek: Peter Molyneux seems to be reaching for the stars again with Fable III, but even though Molyneux's games never seem to match what he promises, at least with the Fable series, he's actually been producing some fantastic games. At this point, people know what to expect from Molyneux and his video game day dreaming. So long as he keeps producing games that, at the end of the day, are really fun to play, he can promise the moon for all I care. I just want a good game to play.
Raymond Padilla: The main reason that the PlayStation 3 Slim is cheaper and uses less power is that its Cell processor is made using a 45-nanometer process. The second Cell die shrink is closely tied to the second PS3 price cut. The original PS3 used a 90-nanometer CPU, which was followed by a 65-nanometer CPU. Shrinking the die is a complex process, but once it's mastered, manufacturers can create smaller chips that use less power and are cheaper to produce. I wrote about the die shrink back in February and asked you if you were expecting a change in the PS3's form factor...and it's here! I'm looking forward to living in a gaming world with cheaper PS3s that use less power, aren't you?
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