Mxyzptlk

Green, because I also have a cloud of poison funk floating around me at all times in real life.

Man, if playing with a regular controller makes me look like a loser, I hope this guy never sees me playing Samba De Amigo, DDR, or Guitar Hero. :)

Both are neat and innovative. X-Box Live set the bar on how online console gaming should be done with it's ease of use and almagmation of the best features PC gaming had to offer. The Wii remote has the potential to bring new types of games to consoles in the same
way the DS has with handhelds (as well as offering a new way to play existing genres). Another consideration is that we still haven't seen all of it's features. So it's a little early to judge, considering MS has a four or five year head start, and controller hardware and an online service are two very different beasts anyway. Is anyone at all surprised at the response given by Moore? His job is to hype up the X-Box, and that's what he did. If Reggie was being interviewed, he'd be hyping Nintendo in the same way.

Personally I'm more interested in Nintendo's console. As much as I like what Live has to offer, I'm not much of an online gamer. I'll log on every once in a while, but I'm not the type who plays nightly and has uber-skills. The fact that Nintendo's service is free (excluding the virtual console games) and wireless is a major plus for me. I can't justify the cost of yearly Live subscription for myself, since I wouldn't use it that much. Nintendo REALLY needs to do something about those annoying friend codes though. I know why they're there, I still think they suck. :)