@Witzbold: And thats why I never, ever touch CoD4 online anymore, and I play TF2 instead. The community isn't always perfect, but the people you play with in that game are generally much better team players than the ones you find in CoD4. It also helps that the design of TF2 encourages strong team play.

I've heard so, so many different opinions for this game. If anything, I'm excited to finally form my own opinion at last.

Oh... my... GOD! Brilliant!

@VakeroRokero: I thought that the N64 was poor hardware not only because of the choice to use the very memory-constrained cartriges, but also because of the low amount of RAM inside of the system. I heard that the N64 only had 4MB of RAM, which is the reason why all of its games looked blurry, and the expansion pak…

@Archaotic: Yeah, I really don't expect anything from Nintendo anymore myself. The only things they seem to do are release their infamous casual games, good rehashes (Mario Galaxy, SSBB, Prime 3), and their not so good rehashes (Mario Kart, Zelda: TP(no, I'm not a huge fan of TP, sorry, go ahead and flame me.))

I'm sorry, but I'm just not into this game after both trailers. I mean, I loved the Wario Land games on the Game Boy, and I think that this game's art style and direction really look incredible, but... I can't explain it, but I'm just not interested in this game.

And just when you think he's finally finished, he manages to get this abhorrently unprofessional letter out that if anything, supports every reason why he should be disbarred.

I bought an elite the day it launched, and it died twice, once 4 months after purchase for RROD, and a second time a little over a year from purchase cause it stopped reading all disks. The second time would have been out of warranty, but I fortunately got the extended warranty from MS.

Pull CoD4 out of my 360? Hasn't been in there for a few months now... don't really miss it. My two online FPS's of choice are Halo 3 and TF2.

I'm going to get this game because I was a stupid child and never got this for SNES. But I can see that if you already had the SNES version, that this version wouldn't be worth a purchase.

Now, I love my controller and console gaming, even console/controller FPS's, but I just can't see Diablo shifting gears and going to consoles, mainly cause of the controller. In a game like Diablo, you simply can't compare the precision and versatility of a mouse and keyboard as compared to a controller. Sure, you'd…

So what, we "donating" or "chipping in"? I don't have anything PS3 related to donate cause I don't have a PS3. But i'd be willing to send some money...

@Kazzahdrane: From what I remember, I know for a fact that Tal Rasha imprisoned Baal's soulstone within himself because the soulstone was damaged during the battle with Baal. If the soulstone isn't damaged, it should be capable of containing the Prime Evil all on its own. That was the case with Mephisto.

I own a 360 and a Wii, and right now, hell, overall, my 360 sees a lot more playtime than the Wii. The Wii only sees consistent playtime when my 360 is in for repairs, something I've had to do 3 times now since launch. That, and I have around 30 games on my 360, while I think I have just 7 on the Wii.

I'd like to see a new installment to the Mother series as much as anyone, unfortunately, with Itoi stating that the series was done, there's virtually no chance in hell of that happening. New Metroid or Pikmin would be nice, and where is our F-Zero?! Really, Nintendo, GX was great, why haven't you built on this yet?

If they sell a blu-ray drive as an add-on for the 360 at a reasonable price, such as $150 (which is doubtful it would be so low), then I miiiiight get one.

It is a thumb... but at a glance, it certainly does not. You'd really have to look at it to realize that. Too long, actually. This is a truly epic PR fuckup.

@Spacehog85: Eh, good point on Halo 3... but it seems to me that for every decent game that the Wii gets, the 360 gets like, 4. That, and Halo 3's online is at least playable, and the IP isn't that old yet...

@OneManFreakShow: I just miss the Nintendo of old that really pushed the boundaries of its games. Nowadays they either throw a new coat of paint on one of their ancient IP's and release it, or create a "casual" game that can be summed up as either a collection of very simple arcade games or tech demos.

Forget Dr. Mario... Defend Your Castle?!