CowboyGA

@maxxgold

If I could downgrade your comment again, I would. While PC games obviously have an open ceiling for graphics, it's common knowledge that pre-release screenshots aren't true to the future game. They're set to max AA and are better than the actual game will be. Looking at a few pre-release promo shots and saying that the devs dumbed down the PC-version graphics for consoles is, well, dumb. Please leave the troll comments at home next time.

@jph89
The on-controller screen on the Dreamcast wasn't very useful, but hopefully the advanced tech will help innovation along. Still, looking away from the TV to study the controller was awkward.
Then again, it's all speculation until 2012.

It's got to be Mario. No matter how old he gets, he never seems to show his age. Plus, I'll look better standing next to a short, fat plumber.

It's sad to see a gaming company try to abuse a charity. Rock on, CP. I'll make a donation in a week or so to help out.

I don't see why there's any doubt about this. It's on the NVidia website, and they tend to follow products closely -- as in, the wonderful 9600GT is already out. Consumers FTW.

I saw the Wild Arms pic and immediately thought it was coming to the Wii... argh!

I feel ashamed that I laughed at Noah's pun. You get a point for that.

For almost US$1200 after taxes, you get a 2000:1 contast at 800x600. Why is this better than a flat panel?
I love the concept of projection tv, but it seems the cost for quality is through the roof.

It's not worth it to sue in India. $1.4 million isn't enough to deal with the poor customer service. :)

You have to keep in mind that the xbox was so very easily modable because it was, at its core, a pc. The PS2 was entirely different, so hooking it up to a pc wasn't an easy task.