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To be honest, as soon as I heard that Distributed Computing was releasing a version for the PS3, I was very curious why they hadn't already released a version for the 360. Lack of HDD across every system maybe? But, yes, I think Folding @ Home should come to 360 also.

SG

Seems the PS3 has a better draw distance, but the 360 has better textures. Overall, I'd say the 360 wins that battle easily.

SG

Besides the brightness issues mentioned in the article, I had a hard time telling a difference.

Granted, I'm one to hold a grudge for a while, and I know that's one of my flaws. But, I just don't think an apology would be good enough for me. I'm not sure what would make the whole situation right in my head, but just a simple, "I'm sorry" wouldn't do it.

SG

My personal opinion... I think all game companies should hire professional fiction writers for their games (or non-fiction if the game calls for a more accurate representation). It baffles me why game companies don't put so much emphasis on story that it requires a professional writer.

SG

Hmmm...

"The sales of God of War II, due to be released next week, will give a good indication of just how much oomph this aging system has left."

GoWII can be played on the PS3, also. So, I don't see that as a very valid method to accurately count PS2 gamers.

I absolutely love Pinball. I love all different types of tables. Sure, I'm not an arcade pinball fan, but the software pinball titles. I love 'em. I really like this ad.

This story is actually one of my biggest reservations when it comes to the Guitar Hero series. As a guitarist for now 13 years, it just seems like a cheap thrill versus anything near the real feeling of being able to play a guitar.

Also, a Flight Simulator doesn't teach anyone how to fly. It may give some basics to help cut the time of real life flight lessons, but it's only a primer at best.