Wow its been a while since I've been on gamespot. Not much on this topic but I was whatch a tv show and a Bioshock movie might be in place soon.

Well every so often a microsoft system comes out. But it looks like Microsoft and Toshiba are working together to make a X Box 360 that will compete with the Plastation 3's blueray. The newX Box will feature a built in dvd player, a really really big harddrive,as well as a few other things I don't even know how to pronouce. But this X Box won't hit stores until late 2008 to early 2009.

Which weapons are you best at in halo 3?

Assault Rifle__Needler__Sentinal Beam

Battle rifle__Beam rifle__Flamethrower

Carbine__Brute Shots__Missle Pod

Covenant Carbine__Rocket Launcher__Turrent Gun

Sniper Rifle__Spartan Laser__Covenat Turrent Gun

Brute Spiker__Energy Sword__Mauler

Plasma Pistal__Gravity Hammer__Plasma Rifle

While Nintendo's DS continues to sell like hotcakes with its gaming focus, Sony has clearly taken a more multifunctional/multimedia approach with its portable. The PSP can already play movies, music, display photos, and surf the Internet (all in addition to games of course), and at some point in the near future users may be able to add phone calls to the list of functions.

Although no official announcement has been made yet, it's clear that Sony has plans to leverage its massive PlayStation brand equity among gamers looking at the phone market. The real question is whether the company intends to add phone functionality to the PSP, introduce an entirely separate PlayStation phone device from Sony Ericsson, or do something else entirely.

According to an interview in Japan's Nikkei BP with Sony Computer Entertainment corporate executive Izumi Kawanishi, Sony hinted that going forward the PSP may become more and more of a network device.

"The PSP started off clearly with the position of a portable game machine," stated Kawanishi, according to a partial translation by IGN. "However, looking long term, there's the thought that it ought to become a portable network device. At that time, if there's demand for an information terminal, it is possible to take it in that direction."

In fact, for some users the PSP may even be able to replace the phone. "There is a possibility," said Kawanishi. "I won't deny it. Personally, I'm interested in it. Of course, it's not the case that you can connect to wireless LAN everywhere, so you can't call it a permanent connection. But cell phones are permanently connected. Cell phones get more interesting as their data transfer rate increases, and I think it would be extremely interesting to try something like that."

Another possibility is for Sony Ericsson to introduce a cell phone with PlayStation branding and some gaming capabilities. In fact, according to Sony Ericsson's senior vice president of Product and Application Planning, Rikko Sakaguchi, such a phone may actually be in the works. Sakaguchi cryptically revealed to CNET Asia that the company "is working on something" related to a PlayStation phone, but that "the surprise must be kept for the future."

We actually think the cell phone route makes more sense and is more likely to happen, but it's possible that Sony could attempt both. The mobile market is growing by the day, and with mobile gaming slowly taking on more importance Sony could do well to introduce its PlayStation brand to the phone market.

Phones are already multimedia convergent devices with music, ringtones, photos, games, Internet and more, and it seems that a number of companies are heading in this direction. Apple could actually be one such company. The latest buzz suggests that Apple will introduce its own cell phones in early 2007. Already rumored to be getting into the gaming industry with a portable, perhaps Apple will combine its own iTunes business with gaming on an Apple phone. That would create some very stiff competition for Sony, if Sony does indeed launch a PlayStation phone.

1.Grand Theft Auto San Andreas

2.The Legend of Zelda Twilghit Princess

3.Pokemon XD Gale of Darkness

4.Halo 2

5.Super Smash Bros. Meele

6.New Super Mario Bros.

7.Pokemon Pearl

8.Lego Starwars 2

9.Starwars Battlefront 1

10.Sonic Riders

These movies are supposed to be relesed around 2009,2009,or 2010 or sooner. Which one are you looking forword to?

1. Dragon Ball Z

2. Halo

3. God of War

4. World of Warcraft

Since me boku17,and Kingviper999 go to the same school we are going on a field trip to Brookfield Zoothis friday. We have to answer 30 damn questions or els we fail!

I am so close to getting a 360. I just need to sell a littel more stuff then my granny will put the rest of the money with it to get the 360 with the wireless controler. Then if I beg my dad by the time my birthday comes in October I could get the X box 360 halo edition or the elite.

Posted from ign

September 6, 2007 - When Family Guy returns with its season premiere later this month, viewers will be treated to a special one hour episode that pays tribute to one of the most popular movies of all time, Star Wars.

After the Griffin's lose power, Peter entertains the family with the greatest story ever told...the story of Star Wars. After Princess Leia (Lois) comes under siege by Darth Vader (Stewie) and his evil Storm Troopers, C-3PO (Quagmire) and R2-D2 (Cleveland) escape to find the only person who can help the Rebel Alliance. On their quest thorough the desert planet of Tatooine, C-3PO and R-2D2 find extra help in Obi-Wan Kenobi (Herbert), Luke Skywalker (Chris), Han Solo (Peter) and Chewbacca (Brian) and head back to battle the Death Star in an epic intergalactic fight to the death in the "Blue Harvest" episode of FAMILY GUY on Sunday, Sept. 23 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT.)

September 4, 2007 - It looks like 20th Century Fox is rushing the long-awaited live-action movie adaptation of Dragon Ball Z into production before the looming industry strikes happen next year.

According to the Montreal Gazette, Dragon Ball Z will shoot in Montreal sometime in the coming year; while an exact start date isn't known yet, the paper reports that production is expected to be completed by next July.

Dragon Ball Z is based on the manga by Akira Toriyama, which also beget an anime series of the same name. There's no word yet on who will write or direct the picture.

UPDATED: 20th Century Fox has informed IGN that this report cannot be confirmed as neither start dates nor locations are locked in at this point.