It looks nice I wanna get one but not for games, just for movies and mp3s.

I thought MGS1 and 3 had my favorite bosses.... Psycho Mantis, Gray Fox from MGS1 and The End from MGS3.

This feature should be the best games on the go, not oldest and washed up games everyone's played by now. Seriously.... Anyway they missed Luminees on PSP. And what happened to Mario 64 DS? That was a good game...

No sane person would spend that much money on better looking graphics for their video games. YOU CAN HAVE FUN WITH MINESWEEPER AND SOLTAIRE YOU KNOW!!! Just saying I don't spend more than 200 dollars on a graphics card and even that's expensive for me, and that's if I want to upgrade most of the time I just buy a new PC every 2 to 4 years or so.

I don't remember the Halo 2 on my Xbox being that blurry. I think they might have done that on purpose to make the improvements look better.

The Oblivion thing is done for a good reason if they let you carry an unlimted amount of armor it would ruin the point of an Armorer Skill and you could easily pick up Deadric Armors and sell them anytime.

This test is too early though, there are no true Vista Graphic Cards yet.

Why the heck is Crackdown on the list it's gonna suck you can tell it's a horrible game. It looks like Superman: Returns.

This is just so dumb so many pc fanboys are saying that a PC would easily outpreform the 360 and PS3, see we already know that but the fact is just one of the graphics card cost as much as a 360, then a processor, ram, harddrive, motherboard, good monitor, good speakers, good control pad/keyboard mouse, good dvd drives. In short the cost of the high end pcs your talking about are around $2000-4000 compare that to the 360's $300-400 You can see where there is a contrast between the two, and I'm not saying that a PC ain't great I know it does a million other things too, but you have to see the cost diffrence, and the accesibilty to each, (not everyone can build a custom pc with high end parts and afford it), everyone can go and buy a 360 and hook it to there tv in around 2 seconds if they can afford it. That's why it makes much more sense to keep a 360 for pure gaming and Dell for $300 for typing and browsing the internet, if your on a budget. And when I mean budget I mean if you haven't graduated college yet.

I had known about overclocking for the longest time in the world but I didn't want to do it because I had an already expensive processor and system in my pc. After reading this I figured that if I put in a good cooling system and have good ram and a good motherboard it could be safe. I already had a good motherboard for overclocking (ASUS-A8N SLi Deluxe). And I had a ton of spare good memory so I put in two sticks of 512 Platinum OCZ which I bought off a friend. I then ordered a package of 4 fans which I put in my case that already had 4 fans on it before. Just to be safe though I hooked in a thermometer inside my case because of my fear of it heating too much and then went into my bios. I have a AMD 3800 X2 @ 3.2Ghz by the way. I found in the Advanced Options the FSB Frequency which I changed only slightly to see what would happen (I had never Overclocked in my life before). At the end I discovered though it wasn't that bad I OCed my process to 3.4 Ghz which was enough for me to be happy, the temperature didn't change at all.