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Not that it matters too much, but the 60 gig PS3 is actually $500.

You see the first video of White Knight Story from TGS last year? Holy shit!

I guess it bugs me that herein lies a PS3 thread and all anyone wants to do on it is bitch about Sony. Can someone say something positive? I can think of things but every time I say them I get ripped into by Sony haters.

What's the opposite of a fan boy? Bitching about the PS3 is clearly "what's in" right now. Hell, it has been since the beginning.

How did a pretzel learn how to be a dj anyway? Happy birthday, dude. You've assisted in revolutionizing the video game music industry as we know it.

Luckily, you don't need to read too much with 360 games

Ignorant? Because I gave my opinion? Because I don't like Wario Ware? Because I'd rather not partake in XBLA? I am so done with you. You don't have to respond like a dick, by the way.

Whoa. What a jerk. I'm just saying I don't care about high scores.

What an irrelevant thing to say. Also: you're right, Wario Ware does not appeal to me. Maybe if they were better games...

The Virtual Console sounds better to me (by the way, $5 for an NES game, $6 for Turbo GraFX 16 and SNES games, $8 for a Genesis game and $10 for an N64 game). I don't really care about high scores. I can't imagine too many people do. High scores and arcades are so '80s.

That is easily the sweetest deal I've ever heard of.

Um, yeah, I think so. Don't you have some other platform to play it on? Like a PS1 or 2? There have got to be 360 games you want to play too, right?

Yeah, why did they put Disgaea 3 on the PS3? It looks like a PS2 game.

I guess as long as it doesn't feel like a direct Jacob's Ladder rip-off, I'm down with it. Actually, that's not true. After listening to the Silent Hill 3 soundtrack earlier today, I decided that no gaming franchise has managed to mix music, gameplay and mood as masterfully as the Silent Hill franchise. When you hear a song from a Silent Hill game, even if you aren't as familiar with the score as others, you can say, "This totally sounds like Silent Hill." Akira Yamaoka practically created a new genre of music and it's become synonymous with series. If he becomes less a part of the games' development from now on, it doesn't matter how great the games may be, they won't quite feel like Silent Hill.

How many are they freaking going to make? Jesus Christ. A 40 gig for $400 would be worth it though...