@Heilage: You say that like it's a bad thing.

The way I see it, we're screwed no matter which party is in control.

@Unholy_Hero: I never said you were flaming. Just pointing out that stuff like this always starts flame wars.

@ealexand: Doesn't matter what console they put in it will start a flame war.

@Unholy_Hero: Nothing to see here but a fanboy people, just move along.

@John Crane: That basically means there is no such thing as a politician whom tech people can be attracted to.

I was not liking Obama before it was cool.

I think this alone will be worth the $60.

Nintendo must be hating life.

@tattertech: The Quake games are still my favorite. I'm waiting for another online shooter to trump Quake 3 in awesomeness.

@Bathtub Toaster: I doubt that any Kinect titles will support both in multiplayer. Just too different. I guess we'll have to wait and see.

id Software is the greatest developer ever. Period.

@Bathtub Toaster: How do you easily use a mouse and keyboard in your living room?

@Bathtub Toaster: It would provide an unfair advantage.

Penumbra Overture.

@Bathtub Toaster: I personally don't like any of these motion control solutions. They feel inaccurate and gimmicky. I'll take a mouse and keyboard or a controller any day. You just can't beat the precision of physical buttons and joysticks.

It didn't do well because it was large and many Japanese people have very small living spaces.

@mrisinger: My guess is marketing.

@Benguin, Czar of Whitenoise: The point he and I are trying to make is less about frequent users and more about new or infrequent users.

@Benguin, Czar of Whitenoise: The point I was making was that when I see a yellow symbol on the screen, I associate it with the Y button and I know to press it (without looking at the controller) because it is the yellow button.