DJS

Insuring revenue?!? I am pretty certain that you cannot "insure" revenue. I called Geico and they told me they have no policy in place to "insure" revenue. However "ensuring" revenue, that is something quite different. Please learn proper English before posting a response.

Paul @ Apr 25th 2007 10:36PM
ok like 5 people got theres is anyone going to tell us?


Anyone who can't spell or use simple proper English should not be eligible for the beta! Sorry Paul, this means you.

"That $200 you save buying the 360 will be spent on paying for online gaming, and more.

When you buy a PS3 the on-line functionality is "free".

Nobody EVER mentions this."

No one ever mentions the free PS3 online because it is a joke. You are right however, I will eventually spend the $200 I saved on XBox Live..... In a mere 48 months the whole $200 will be all gone.

@Chris,

Have you ever heard the expression about comparing apples to apples instead of oranges? In your "analogy" you just compared apples to ground beef. The two situations could not be more different. In the car example you gave someone would actually be without something in the end, the driver you spoke of would not have a car in the end that he did in the beginning. When it comes to Vista, someone may have something in the end that they did not pay for, BUT NOBODY will find themselves without anything they had before. In your car analogy someone gets something AND someone looses something. When it comes to cracking Vista someone gains something, that's it.

Wow! #17 really! EVERYBODY knows what you just said, you brought nothing new to the table. I have seen SO many people spout off that same rant talking down to the masses as though you have some info that the common man was just to stupid to notice. No, we don't own the game, the company that made it owns it, just like with movies and music. BUT, since someone who buys a game owns the disk, and can play it from now until the day they die, AND the company that owns the game has no legal right or recourse to come to your house and take it back, it's almost as good as owning it. As a matter of fact it is exactly the same, with one exception, you can't sell copies or rent it out. That is the only benefit you don't have when you buy a game. When you buy a car it is yours forever, if you lease it though, at some point you will have to give it back (unless you then buy it). If you refuse, someone will come to your house and take it back. That is not the case with video games you ARE only leasing it, BUT, you NEVER have to give it back. It is yours forever. That is why most people refer to it as owning the game, because it is actually more like owning than leasing. 99.5% of gamers realize this, so you don't have to try to school us.

I think you miss the point resource is trying to make. Of course like you we ALL want as much info on this program as possible, however the more it is talked about on this website and others, the sooner it will stop working. If it were just a matter of him not wanting to hear about it, you'd be right, he should just not look at it, however he wants it to be talked about less because the more it is talked about, the more pissed MS will get and will keep trying to shut it down.

What the hell happened to you AJ?!? Why are you so bitter? Did Mario molest you as a child or something? Did Bowser fondle your mom? Did your dad have an affair with a "goomba". It is one thing to be overly excited for a system, but to hate a system/company so vocally is just childish. BTW we got that you hate Nintendo with your first post, no need to keep posting, we get it!!!!! GET OVER IT.