dougman

#15 Judd "Trust me, when I worked at Gamestop people bought 360's without knowing about Hi-Def or Live. So if Sony is putting a Blu-Ray player in their PS3, which is the main reason their system is costing $600, you better believe they want to get the Blu-Ray message out. Now those who are buying the PS3 simply because it's called the PS3, are almost going to be forced to try out Talladega Nights. Who can resist something free? Casual gamers will see how good Talladega Nights looks and then be convinced how good Blu-Ray movies look. They might not have been convinced to buy a Blu-Ray film before, but now they know what it's like."

You just said they don't know anything about HiDef and don't know anything about the cables, but you said they will be seing how good a bluray movie will look. BUT the PS3 doesn't come with HD cables, so they won't see the difference anyways!

"...The ultimate MMO, in my opinion, would be one where the players shape the world, develop its history, create their own legends, etc. Community would have so much more meaning then and players would have the opportunity to actually make an impact. "

If there was an MMO like that with a living world, it would be destroyed in a matter of months, when you finish killing off all wildlife, trees, and all organic lifeforms. Everyone would starve. Then no one would play. Because there are no gamemasters that would generate more stuff because that would be cheating.