James Donald Warrenfeltz

Except for the HD graphics, sure.

Bastila.

Thanks to Lasik, I'm no longer known as "8 eyes".

VGChartz has it as 360, Wii, PS2, PS3. Of course, that's with the PC version unreleased.

However, the 360's sold 800k in the first week, and the Wii is only around 300k - in my opinion, an example of Wii60 owners having the 360 as their console of choice, and Wii-only owners being very casual about gaming.

Ninwiiboy: Pachter's comment doesn't mean what you says it means. You say, loosely, that what he says is this; "Wii will be back on top after September." What he actually says is this; "Halo 3 sold a lot of games and 360s. After people stop playing Halo 3, they will want to buy more games. And they will have a 360 to play them on. So they will buy more 360 games."

So... unless you took the wrong quote, this is not actually good news for the Wii.

I have both a 360 and Wii, and I play the 360 a couple times a week. The Wii gets turned on (maybe) when we have company over, for some Wii Sports. Do I regret the purchase? If there is a price cut between now and when games I actually want to play are exclusive to the Wii, yes, I do. SSBB, Metroid and Mario don't count - I want some real, meaty 3rd party games. Maybe something, *crosses fingers*, Western-developed, non-mini-game, non-kiddy, AAA title?

All in all, I think people like me are the reason Wii is winning the hardware battle, but losing the software battle. Anybody else regretting their purchase?

Sgt Johnson. Because he can apparently survive the Flood, and an explosion of Halo-destroying magnitude.

My call of duty is to play this on my big screen.

Don't get too excited: Not *every* reviewer has given it a perfect score. Just half of them.

Don't get too excited: Duke Nukem Forever is just around the corner, too.

Don't get too excited. It doesn't cure cancer... yet.