At that size, no matter how often you upgrade it it will always be out of date.

@BlueBeard: I've beem running the same PC hardware for over a year and it doesn't look like I will need to upgrade any time soon. The key to budget PC gaming is a lower resolution monitor. So many people get these huge 1920x1200 displays and then complain when they have to run games at a lower resolution, so they need…

I think it's hilarious how the PS3 was theoretically more powerful than the 360 but for some reason the 360 almost always outshines the PS3.

PC. Duh. I don't see any console running at 1920x1200 with 8x FSAA. Plus the textures are higher resolution.

I buy stuff off impulse and D2D occasionally, but I would never buy games from them if it meant I had to use their games launcher instead of having the option to launch through steam. the in game overlay is indispensable.

@One Man Freak Show: Yeah, Black Ops feels nothing like COD3. Change is gradual, especially in titles that get yearly releases.

@Is this the end of Milhouse: I'm sorry, do you miss the noob tubers?

@William Henry Harrison: Funny, I prefer to censor sexual content over violent content.

@Golgari: They have to have one tiny map in every game, otherwise I might not play it.

@Golgari: When will people learn that Japanese games like those ones will never sell as well as American games here in the states. Just like American games never sell well in Japan?

@interrogator_chaplain: I hope you enjoy being a dumbass troll.

@Krackato-ATOMIC COLLIDER!: No game that isn't multi-platform or World of Warcraft will beat it. SCII didn't.

@MichaelPalin: Actually MW2 sold relatively well on PC on it's first day and then saw an unprecedented, huge drop off in sales.

@Satchwar: The first 2 games you listed were Japanese. Just like most western games don't sell well in Japan, most Japanese games don't sell well in the west.

@Alex Kaloostian: I've owned several laptops which I found to be more durable and all around better than any Apple laptop that I have used.

@MMBman7171: Google probably didn't know anything about the iPhone back when Android was first in development, just like nobody else knew anything about it.

For that last point, most filmmakers acknowledge the scientific inaccuracy, then make the irrefutable point that it is infinitely more dramatic with sounds and visible weapons fire.

Matt secretly loves the Tab so much, he tossed his iPad off the Empire State Building (which killed a small dog. splat.) and wrote a bad review of the Tab so that no one else would buy one and he could keep all the fun to himself. Way to go Matt.

@vsound: Android was announced before the iPhone was, back in 2006 with the founding of the Open Handset Alliance.

Scott Pilgrim on Blu-Ray is completely sold out at all my local stores :-(