john

Enter me ... in the contest.

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Ds games are one of the last cartridge-based game formats, meaning you can buy them used from just about anywhere and be relatively sure that they'll still work.

I haven't bought a DS game new since I bought my DS Lite last summer. I don't think I ever will again.

Meaning: I could care less if its an EB exclusive, I'll wait a 6 months and buy it off of ebay.

First, don't judge a product by its name. Second, if you charge 250$ for a dozen of your roses, you can afford to hire an actual model.

Possibly buying a refurb mac in the next 24 hours, but otherwise nothing from this macworld until June.

Dear 1up: Unless you're experienced with Madden, and I mean very experienced, there is no such thing as "pick up and play." There is "pick up, mash buttons in a blind panic, put down and play a game that isn't like having to learn a new skillset."

2 things I don't do: memorize moves for fighting games and play EA sports games. This version might change that. Er ... half that.

Holy crap 7000 comments? That's insane. I have a better chance of winning the lotto or dying in the next 10 minutes of an aneurysm.

That said: gears of war. Hands down. Not that I have a 360 or anything to play it on, or even a TV better than a 6 year old 25 inch RCA P.O.S.

From my mac mini ... or else digital cable. But usually, just from my mac mini.

Wait, are you assuming people already own these things? Because I'm sure I'll be able to figure something out once you give it to me.

Searching for TV on Apple.com yields any number of USB 2.0 TV ins that are actually FOR SALE from apple's online store.

I was planning on getting the 24 inch imac and ditching my TV when I move into my next apartment.

I thought the third book (voyage of the dawn treader, which is by far my favorite in the series) takes place somewhat in the future of Narnia, and Prince Caspian has grown up by the time it takes place.

Sooo in other words: they could easily get away with casting two caspians: a young one now, and an older one later.