@AOClaus: Well, Saaya Irie already had a big chest when she was 11. Uhh...not that I know about her or anything. >_>

@magnakaiser: IMO, everyone looks alike, specifically when you don't know them by name. And by everyone, I mean everyone; blacks, whites, Asians, Hispanics, Middle Easterners, Native Americans. If I don't know you by name, I'm gonna think that I may have seen you at the mall the other day.

@Mister_Jack: Or you could just press the Guide button and go to the Settings blade.

@josh924: So, what the NXE is doing is basically making those ads prettier. Its nothing new.

@Vecha: Now that I think about it, games have had their own "channel" on Xbox Live for a while now; basically, you'd see an ad on the dashboard for an unreleased game and when you press A on the ad, you'd see every piece of content (themes, videos, gamerpics, etc.) for that game. I think I remember Halo 3 having its…

@BassForever: I can only think of one connection. I remember that there was a downloadable Metroid Prime 3 channel that had a trailer and some other stuff; if other Wii games have had their own channels, then that's probably what the Wii Channel reference is about.

@detraya: I see two release dates; one for a theme (November 19) and one for the actual game (November 26).

@Jae_Brav: Its its own pinball table. The SSF2 table itself may or may not be a rip-off (or homage) of a real pinball table, but its definitely not based on any other table available for Pinball FX.

@enewtabie: You can`t go by what happened in the past, though. For example, the original Xbox barely had any Japanese dev support while the Xbox 360 has plenty. Also, Sony consoles ruled for the past two console generations, but they`re having no such luck now.

I was on all night last night playing Halo 3 with two of my friends. We didn't have any problems, except for the fact that, after a while, it was taking a long time to find any matches in the Team SWAT playlist. We switched to the Social Slayer playlist, though, and we got into matches just fine.

@CrazyEcho: Not including limited time offers, 400 points is the cheapest that an XBLA can cost. That being said, TMNT 1989 is a 400 point game, not a 500 point game.

Owen, I think you mean XBL, not XBLA, since that would imply that its an Xbox Live Arcade game.

@Combichristoffersen: Downloadable KMFDM songs would be amazing! In fact, I wrote them down as a suggestion after I registered for that free 20-song pack. Personally, I'd want Ultra, Juke Joint Jezebel, Trust, Megalomaniac, and/or Vogue.

@Flux1971: I don't have a gf and I'm not married, but I have some good-looking female friends who all look better than those preview chicks (except the Lara one, of course).

@Viet0ne: Of course *you* would say that. The fact is that highly anticipated sequels sell big and move consoles, like MGS4 and Halo 3. Besides, its not like Gears of War 2 and Fable 2 are the only games coming out for the 360. There's also Banjo Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts, Lips, Scene It: Box Office Smash, and You're In…

@userking: @Youthinized: Kristin Kreuk is half Chinese.

@mikepetel: On Xbox.com, I read that you'd need at least 256MB of free space for "optimal performance". I don't know what that means, but that's how much space it might take up, at least to get a little bit more from the update (not for the update itself).

@TattooedLion: Are you trying to get banned? If not, don't be surprised if you are.

@josh924: play on it*

@MattB92: I have both a Wii and a 360, but I'm buying it on the 360 because I play it a hell of a lot more often.