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@Mach2 if MS didn't go through that whole RROD debacle like they did, you would have had to buy for your repairs out of pocket. the PS3 is backed by the same type of warranty that most electronics had. if the 360 failure rate wasn't as high as it was, there would have been no need for them to extend the warranty the way they did. it's not MS being nice per say, it is more of them covering their asses because if they hadn't they were facing civil suites and the potential of a full product recall.

most of what i got was "prepping" me for my 1st child. such as " How to Make a Pregnant Woman Happy", baby onesies and such. other than that everything was pretty tame, like socks, underwear and shaving supplies.

i think being a zombie..it won't matter who's brain i'd be eatting.. so the 1st person would have to be my answer

@T Crespo about*

TimeWarner/Brighthouse sent out an email a month or so saying that they would soon be supporting ESPN3... which is a bought time

@huffhuffhuff so you have no real intentions on supporting them... but you would be upset if they don't support you when you eventually get the game for cheap..

love people's reasonings..

was going to be disappointed until i saw that i already got 2 of the 3 (Murielago & M3) cars when i preordered my game off of AMAZON

@Liquidfingers

lukewarm "critical" reception. most of my frienslist has been stuck on this game since day 1 and love it...

@ Michigan man, I've talked to Mike Brewster's mother(Buckeyes' starting center last 3 years) and she has nothing to but nice things to say about Jim Tressel. she actually told me he was such a nice man, that Mike decided to sign with OSU even though he had an appointment to talk to schools like UF & USC(when Pete Carrol was there, before they got in trouble).

it's odd that you would attack Tressel's character, even though most people that talk about him only say such nice things about him.

@Bodachi wonder if these make become available for the PSP as well. maybe thats why it's not a complete package deal