 It's Friday, February 14th, 2014. I'm Nathan Seigert, and I'm spreading the Valentine's Day joy in the city. This is 90 seconds on the verge. It's 90 seconds. Okay. It's nine... is it... 90 seconds on the verge? It's 90 seconds. Last December, the Xbox One was the top-selling console in the U.S. Well, now the PS4 has struck back. Sony sold nearly twice as many consoles as Microsoft in the month of January. The PS4 also continues to remain in first place worldwide. However, both manufacturers can expect sales bumps in the coming months. Next week, the PS4 will be released in Japan, and on March 11th, the Xbox-exclusive Titanfall will come out. Roland's TR-808, the iconic drum machine, has long been considered the only way to make real dance music. Well, until now. The Japanese electronic company has at long last released the TR-8 Rhythm Performer, the first true successor to the 808, which was discontinued in the mid-80s. Rather than reissuing the original, Roland has created a new digital version that faithfully recreates the sounds that made the 808 so famous. The $500 TR-8 goes on sale this March. And finally, nothing says Valentine's Day like betrayal, greed, and congressional horse trading. House of Cards Season 2 is here. All 13 episodes of the Emmy-winning show are now available for streaming on Netflix. Be sure to check out our live blog, where the now very tired Ross Miller watched the entire second season in one sitting. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I start prepping my Easter plans by handing out eggs to everyone on the streets of New York. I love this city!