The author of the article is not one of the comic guys, he was the games journalist of Ars Technica for something like 10 years. Now, that's of course not a technical merit. But it does perhaps suggest some familiarity with the games industry...
Perhaps you could come up with some talking points that address the misgivings presented in the article, rather than attacking the author? Possibly something a bit more substantial than just comparing this project to one done by incredibly talented engineers, and backed by the company that had already made world's best selling computer.
Perhaps you could come up with some talking points that address the misgivings presented in the article, rather than attacking the author? Possibly something a bit more substantial than just comparing this project to one done by incredibly talented engineers, and backed by the company that had already made world's best selling computer.