@Foxith: Bioshock needs more steam and copper to be called steampunk

Zune Pass isn't terrible either. Obviously it works best with a Zune though.

Fanboys. LOL

@DocSeuss: Basically. Netflix for older shows, Hulu for newer ones. There is a difference in the business model, how its run and how content is licensed. But mostly behind the scenes stuff.

@Benedinho: Wait, what?

I must be the only person in the world who liked Mario Sunshine.

@orijimi: A little while ago, I never played it yet. A lot of things to do when it was released.

@orijimi: But otherwise, I really like how at least some of the opening was "real" as in out in space there is no noise. Like Pessimippopotamus mentions, the walk to get Joker was really a nice part. This sudden silence, amazing planet, pushing chairs out of the way. You are *supposed* to be rushing through, but…

@orijimi: The part I remember was the piano playing after Shepard's "death" seemed abrupt and ended just as quickly than the logo appeared. I just think that section could have been handled better.

@orijimi: I didn't like how the music transitioned in that sequence. It wasn't a smooth motion into the Mass Effect 2 horizon logo.

@DocSeuss: Free Hulu and paid Hulu would both exist together. Paid Hulu would get rid of ads, maybe hd streaming, maybe mobile access, and older shows shows.

Too bad Hulu is the last great thing in America.

@DocSeuss: Well, you wouldn't be paying Microsoft for it. I would assume it would work like Netflix, you are not paying Microsoft for that.

@KnivesMcBride: Read the rumors on "Hulu Plus", thats probably what the subscription is referring to.

@spiderweb1986: I use both Hulu and Netflix. Rarely do they compete with each other, in fact I would argue they compliment each other very well. Netfilx offers choices on movies and TV that was broadcast or released a while ago. Hulu shows content that happened yesterday.