 It's Monday, November 18th, 2013. I'm Addy Robertson, and when I was in middle school, people used to tease me and call me Four Eyes. Good thing I had those extra ones surgically removed. This is 90 seconds on the verge. The next-gen console war has begun, and Sony is off to a very good start. The PS4, which was released on Friday, sold over a million units in just 24 hours, despite launching only in the US and Canada. This makes it Sony's fastest-selling console and one of the fastest-selling game consoles ever. Of course, not everything went according to plan. Some PS4 owners complained of a quote, blue light of death, in which the console's light bar flashes blue, but it never outputs a video signal or boots up. Apple is always looking to make big moves, but this time, it's quite literal. The company is reportedly in talks to acquire PrimeSense, the Israeli company whose technology, chips, and designs are inside the first Kinect sensor for the Xbox 360. Neither company has commented on the rumored $345 million acquisition. With reports of an Apple television on the horizon, it's possible that PrimeSense may play some part in an Apple living room push or in future mobile devices. And finally, on-again, off-again TV show The Killing is back on again. Netflix will exclusively air the final season of the acclaimed show, which will consist of six episodes. The Killing was canceled twice by AMC, but it proved to be a streaming hit on Netflix. Brought back by popular demand, the final season will air without any involvement from AMC. So what we're saying is, cling to those hopes that Firefly is coming back. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, we answer the classic question of which came first, the chicken salad or the egg salad?