@ShaSt One: No one can help you.... you're a lost cause. Now hang your head in shame.

@Bokusatsu_Tenshi: You make a lot good points. I see a lot of potential for cloud computing but only in certain applications such as business. Hardware companies would crap a shitstorm if this were to ever happen.

@AncientUnknown1: It's not that gamers want more or less games, but rather they want quality games and they want their games to be supported.

@fuchikoma: I agree. Some hype cycles are so long that I lose interest eventually and don't even buy the game.

I hate to sound like a fan boy so please take this as a legitimate argument.

Is it just me, or do execs get misquoted a little too often? Seems like people are just eager to twist words and start rumors. #sony

@SacGamer: All this would be is a generic war movie. There is nothing in Call of Duty that would translate to a good movie that any other decent script could do just as well.

@KanSer: Well said good sir.

@DigitalHero: Regardless of controls/graphics, I would prefer to play mass effect by relaxing in a comfortable chair and enjoying the cinematic style of ME on a big TV. That to me is worth getting it for the 360.

@DigitalHero: By party management do you mean selecting weapons/skills? Because on the 360 those menus were brought up using the bumpers which was great.

Finally I have a reason to go to Iowa......

@-Skyline-: Agreed. There have been so many documentaries such as the matrix and the terminator that I think most people have realized robots are dangerous.

@Tomeeboy:

Once again, people whining about something they know nothing about.

@Darastryx: True that. Fable II was very disappointing.