Since when does a 12 year old fanboy gain any respect? Oh wait, he's not 12? Wow, grow the fuck up with the "my dick is bigger than yours" shit.

@xsbs: and GH had Aerosmith, Metallica and Van Halen. Green Day isn't amazing, but I like them better than 2/3 of those other bands.

@Ethereal87: They said in a video on News Week that ALL songs will work. RB1 + 2 + Lego + DLC. Harmonix doesn't dick fans like Activision does.

@matthewscott10: Caught in a land slide.

@Trevor Verhelst: Final Countdown was in Lego Rock Band.

@ClaudioIphigenia: I can't tell if that's sarcasm or not. If you're being sarcastic, then I'm with you, if not, wtf?

@Handsome Al: Sometimes they're impossible to find or don't exist anymore; some bands just never kept track of masters and disposed of them.

@Walking Eye!: That's pretty much how my dreams are. I have maybe a few seconds of consiousness where I might be able to control something, but then something sends me on a tangent and I'm back to letting the dream control me.

@gurfinki: The problem with GH and doing that, is that it would cost a fortune and none of your old songs would work with the next game. Charts for the keyboard would be overcharted and terrible, and the keyboard itself would probably be crap. Just my 2 cents from what I've seen.

Bohemian Rhapsody is pretty much confirmed now for RB3. There's no way it's not, especially with the piano now added. Kick ass.

Luca is expressing my jealousy that you got chocolates.

@masonsturtle: Woahhhh where are you getting your stats from? For "Under $100, you get a Move, game and a camera". I'm guessing the Move costs no more than $50 by itself.

@yamatosword: While there will be shovelware, I think Sony will limit this. They know it's just a waste of money and probably won't want their name on that sort of crap. I think that casual games (though some argue are killing hardcore games) are a great thing. Do I really care to go on shooting sprees all the time?…

@Kellen Dunkelberger: Problem though, the remote HAS to be pointed at the IR-bar. As soon as you point it toward anything else, the signal is lost. Yes, I should have reiterated that I was aware of that, but not many games use it as you're not going to be pointing the remote at the screen 100% of the time. Thus why…

@Kellen Dunkelberger: Lighting isn't a factor with the Move. If you're in complete darkness it's fine, otherwise just close the blinds. Darker, the better. If you have too much sun blaring on your Wii's IR bar, it will mess with it. So both face the same problem.

@Strangelove: Couldn't agree more. Full album of DSotM, Wish You Were Here, maybe some Animals and Division Bell. Agh. Harmonix, damn you for teasing me.

I own a Wii and do enjoy it from time to time, but I'm really excited for the Move to come out. HD graphics and motion controls that are 1:1 really has me excited. Criticize it and me all you want, but it could be fun.

@laser beams: Did you never play the flash game where all you do is microwave a hamster? It's a really old game that I can't seem to find.

@Witzbold: I thought that was the funniest thing, The best part is when you give him back to Weird Ed and he gets really pissed and then kills you. Still makes me laugh every time.

Maniac Mansion is still one of my favorite games on NES. It's really hard too. I think I've beaten it once and I had to use a guide. Fun stuff and it's really intense if you ask me. It always makes me nervous to make a move because of someone around the corner or the doorbell rings..etc.