Under Niikawa, NIS Fut Coins  America is advancing a aesthetics of "Entertainment for All," which will embrace added media like "comic books, anime, music, movies, novels, and adaptable games." Something tells us NISA's abstraction of "all" is still a affably bound niche.

Steam's Big Picture Mode, the new agenda advised for use on TVs, will be attainable in beta today, as arise over the weekend. Added information, including screenshots of the menu, was arise today, including the accessory at the on-screen keyboard.

The "lotus" actualization keyboard (as in the flower, not the software company) has users angle an analog stick in one of eight admonition to highlight a array of letters, afresh hit a black button to specify the letter. It's a weird-looking band-aid to the botheration of on-screen typing, but a Valve staffer told Kotaku that if bodies try it, "they're about instantly faster than [when using] QWERTY.