@Blore07: When I sent my 3rd Xbox 360 in for repair, it came back more broken than before. So I just said "screw it" and got a PS3. I'll get an Xbox 360 when they stop being so unreliable.

@Shishkababoo: There will be a new Gears of War. It just won't look much better than number 2.

@fanboyish: Natal will probably be built into the next Xbox. Along with hopefully WiFi. Seriously Xbox, welcome to 2003.

@Paul_Is_Drunk: The PS3's 10-year life-span isn't 10 years before another PlayStation is released. It's like the PS2 and PS1. The PS4 will be out soon, but the PS3 won't just die out. Games will still be made for it, like the PS2 today. Not as many, of course. But there will still be games made for it for people like…

@LuZeke: Exactly. Like this: [ps2media.ign.com]

@HenryPhoenix: I'd be happy just with a 360 with the power supply inside of the thing. If they can make the PS3 smaller than the Xbox 360, and still have no power brick, why can't they do that with the Xbox 360? Also, get rid of the disc tray. Disc slots are much more to my liking.

"The Xbox 360 was designed for a long life."

@Bedlam: Huh huh. Man tits and guns. I'mma gonna get a closer look at that game.

@Vonhert: And not knowing their own return policy. And taking literally 20 bloody minutes for the guy in front of me to exchange a Wii shotgun with a Wii Zapper while I just want to buy a PS3 headset. And the worst offense to me: Putting those stickers on the case, and also not having the plastic wrapping around it.…

How funny. When I went to trade in Far Cry 2 to GameStop, they asked for proof of purchase to make sure I hadn't stolen it. GameStop should've rejected it immediately.

@godisanarc: It's not really "old". We got it around Christmas last year. We needed an HDTV, and this one came with an Xbox 360. That was the deciding factor. For my personal TV, however, I have a Sony XBR9 that I use to play my PS3 and PC on.

@godisanarc: What a useless feature. The only reason we got the TV was because it came with free Xbox 360, which I sold.

@Preyfar: Exactly. They're charging $10 for things that used to be free, and were simply included in updates/patches. That's why I like PC gaming. Modders release free content that's sometimes better than what the developers make. And when the developers are too lazy to patch the game(How long is Half-Life 2's engine…

Maybe they just need to give DLC a fair price, then see how everything goes.

It seems to just give everything nearly the same amount of depth. It's 3D, sure. But not really good 3D. And didn't Sony do this at last year's CES? I know that their new 2010 TVs have the built-in 3D thing, too. Hopefully they'll do a 3D thing where you don't have to look through glasses. I believe Sony is working on…

@LaneWinree: Nah. We have an old Samsung DLP TV that was "3D ready" before Nvidia's 3d vision came along. It's just got a 3D button on the remote that does... nothing.

@Helba: I'll do the same, but for $1 more, I'll give you a comforting hug every time you die or lose.

@CassiusLonginus: Sweet. But I wouldn't be caught dead wearing those. I would be caught kicking ass... in-game. Wait. A problem has arisen from the built-in speakers: I gotta have my headset to talk to others. Can't there be external speakers? Because mono sound doesn't please me.

@Zunnoab: Dang. I don't like external hard drives. They're not compact enough for my liking. But I might as well give in and get one, because if something happens to my PS3 causing me to lose all of my data, I'll be angry.

@CassiusLonginus: The thing about the goggles, though: