@Sam fisher's a aimbot: As a matter of interest, what kind of things would you have done with the features you talk about?

@G1bblets: Mine's great, bought it used and the battery doesn't last for an extended gaming session but still so useful.

@xmywreckingballx: Hey man if not you could always do it yourself, haa.

@Jouen: Sounds like PS3 is the right choice for you.

@Jouen: If you have friends on live or use the online service frequently stick with the 360. If not go PS3.

@fearing: Sweet Jesus that would be insane.

@LordDisco: Do you have a huge TV because I can't see 4 player splitscreen being very playable on anything smaller than 36"?

@dowingba: It's a firefight voice.

@Skutarth: This is potentially around half of the full armory.

@graavigala: it's called third person perspective by the way.

@ThaMofo: Sorry but:

@minmsjohn: What a ridiculous thing to say.

I play with 2 groups: some of my best friends in real life (but a majority of my real friends don't even play video games) and friends I've lost touch with in real life and in turn their new friends.

@AlucardsQuest: You're thinking SA yeah?

@nebu1ou5: I feel shunned for genuinely preferring Halo to all these games but for me and, I assume, many like me Halo's addictive nature, huge variation and simplicity makes it king.

What we definitely need when the DLC updates end is a release of the game with all the updates included and integrated so it's as if they were built in to the game from the start.

C'mon guys I think anyone that's watched the videos knows this is a little bit more advanced than EyeToy so simmer down.

I love gaming. It helps me to relax immensely and allows me to talk and play with my friends when there's nothing to do or no way to get to them.

@Big-Tool: I'm really glad I rent games. £3.50 for a game for up to a month.

@battra92: Use a flash drive, they're portable, they're multi-use, you can get them dirt cheap and if you're not using live then you don't need much space at all.