@Dallasa: The difference is that a child is not allowed into a rated R film without an adult.

@gregfromtheinternet: Looks like Axle has put on a few pounds there, guess we won't be seeing him in daisy dukes anymore.

My launch 360 just red ringed on me this past weekend.

@Fociz: Blizzard's entire Warcraft series is a ripoff of the the designs used in GamesWorkshops' Warhammer line of tabletop miniatures.

I'm kind of disappointed there wasn't an entry for turn based strategy. That's really my favorite genre.

I'd rather see that development time spent on a good FFXIII sequel.

@the7k: Ahh man, I was all hyped up for this when I clicked on the title. Then I realized it's not a turned based strategy game and got pretty bummed out.

@the7k: I've been looking into getting a Tivo but the lifetime subscription fee is up to $399!

@Strife Fox †: I would have preferred an "equally" option. The only thing I ever liked from Valve was TF2 and the only thing I liked from Blizzard was WoW. So they're tied in my book.

@Strangelove: Actually, that is why I prefer PSN over Live. No more little kids singing pokemon or yelling other stupid crap (mostly racist garbage) in my ear.

@Ingram_AV_98: LOL, to think I wanted that sooo badly when I was a kid. I was never able to convince my parents it was a worthwhile purchase.

@scrapking: I'd like that.

@TheIrishNinja: Mr. Mill would be proud of your correlation of his ideas to these events.

@urfe: Oh, my bad. I'm kind of sleepy and missed that. Sorry about that.

@urfe: FF6 is still the greatest entry in the series IMO, but the combat system in FFXIII is the best I've seen in the series (I've beat all of them except FF9).

@Scott Dunt: Square Enix never ruined FFX for me since I had enough common sense to never play FFX-2.

@stranger: You are not stating your views as opinion, but rather you are presenting them as though they are fact.

Hmm, I must be in that other 15% of PS3 owners because I NEVER logged back in after the first time.

@PacJack360: Me too. I moved the Wii to my kid's room where it belongs.

@wirebrain: That is a good argument for removing the ESRB and MPAA and replacing them with a federally regulated system.