linkman2004

Friends? What are... friends? As you can guess, none of my very few friends have one. :P

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all the fanboys on here crying that someone again stated the obvious - that Sony will *dominate* this generation like the last two.

I'm sorry, but it looks as though you are the fanboy here. Just let me make this clear: nothing is set in stone. Wait until all the consoles have been out for about a year, then, when that time comes, the picture will be clearer and we might even be able to determine a winner.

Not before then.

I'm not quite sure what I think of this new poll, but I don't really like it. Interesting thing to try, though. ;)

Anyways, I've got two comics this week. :)
http://gameboyz.smackjeeves.com/comics/67360/
http://gameboyz.smackjeeves.com/comics/68130/

Frickin' Call of Duty 3! T3h WOOOOOOT!

I bet the kiosk is that big to house the cooling units needed to keep the PS3 cool. ;)

I bet the kiosk is that big to house the cooling units needed to keep the PS3 cool. ;)

If Nintendo switched all the DS game cases to cardboard permanently, I would be extremely peed off at them. I love my DS game cases, they don't bend, break, rip, or tear like cardboard. It's beautiful.

"The main way I know that these are fakes is the fact that Best Buy lists 27" 480i SDTVs for the Wii kiosks."

Shoot, let me clarify that. THESE "leaked" slides show SDTVs, not Best Buy. Stupid, stupid me. :P

The main way I know that these are fakes is the fact that Best Buy lists 27" 480i SDTVs for the Wii kiosks. Not when was the last time you walked into a Best Buy and saw a game running on a regular tube TV?

As many before me have said, alot of this depends on certain factors.

For me, 20-30 hours is about how long I want the main mission to be, but I also want a good ammount of replay value and unlockable content.

The Zelda games are a perfect example of this. While the main game isn't much longer than 20-30 hours, the ammount of things to do and explore is amazing.

But there are games that are also the opposite, Final Fantasy games being some of them. 'Cause I hate it when I make it through, say, Final Fantasy VI. Sure, the game is amazingly fun, but once you've made it to the end, there really isn't anything left to do.

So in the end, I want at least 60 hours of play, two thirds of that being extras.

But on the topic of game completion, I generally finish games. Sometimes I'll shelve a game without completing it, but then I'll take it back down again a few months later and complete it. Kind of like... Rogue Leader... AW, MAN! How I wish that disk still worked. :'(