 It's Monday, February 18th, 2013. I'm Kali Schweitzer and it's always a good day to die hard. This is 90 seconds on the verge brought to you by Motorola. Samsung will announce the Galaxy S4 next month. Samsung will be focusing on software rather than specs. Sources say the phone will provide a quote leap in cool new features well beyond its predecessor. Speaking of long awaited reveals, the studio behind Halo has unveiled its latest creation and it's called Destiny. According to developer Bungie, the new game is a mashup of first person shooters and massively multi-player online games, creating what it calls a quote, shared world shooter. Destiny takes place after a cataclysmic event nearly wipes out humanity. Players will assume the role of guardians for Earth's last remaining city. Bungie says it isn't planning to charge a subscription fee for the MMO features. And finally, more PlayStation 4 details are coming to light. The Wall Street Journal reports that Sony's new console will be able to stream games similar to how Netflix streams video. The feature will allegedly be used for PlayStation 3 titles, providing backward compatibility despite the differences in hardware. Sony bought streaming game company, Gaikai, last year. The new console will reportedly provide better integration with social services like Facebook and Twitter as well. Excited? Us too. We'll be there live at Sony's big PlayStation event this Wednesday. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, four score and eight years ago, what happened to the year that history forgot?
 It's Monday, February 18th, 2013. I'm Kali Schweitzer and it's always a good day to
 die hard. This is 90 seconds on the verge brought to you by Motorola.
 Samsung will announce the Galaxy S4 next month. Samsung will be focusing on software rather
 than specs. Sources say the phone will provide a quote leap in cool new features well beyond
 its predecessor. Speaking of long awaited reveals, the studio behind Halo has unveiled
 its latest creation and it's called Destiny. According to developer Bungie, the new game
 is a mashup of first person shooters and massively multi-player online games, creating what it
 calls a quote, shared world shooter. Destiny takes place after a cataclysmic event nearly
 wipes out humanity. Players will assume the role of guardians for Earth's last remaining
 city. Bungie says it isn't planning to charge a subscription fee for the MMO features. And
 finally, more PlayStation 4 details are coming to light. The Wall Street Journal reports
 that Sony's new console will be able to stream games similar to how Netflix streams video.
 The feature will allegedly be used for PlayStation 3 titles, providing backward compatibility
 despite the differences in hardware. Sony bought streaming game company, Gaikai, last
 year. The new console will reportedly provide better integration with social services like
 Facebook and Twitter as well. Excited? Us too. We'll be there live at Sony's big PlayStation
 event this Wednesday. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, four score
 and eight years ago, what happened to the year that history forgot?