I suggest *building a desktop*, instead.Threesixtyci

I seriously hate comments like that.

I understand that by price to price, desktops are superior than laptops, but there are people who need laptops for work, study, travel, etc. For example, stuff BESIDES gaming.

Edit: To answer OPs question, I would recommend RTSs since those aren't usually available on consoles. Try Starcraft 2, Company of Heroes, Empire: Total War, etc. They'll give you hours and hours of gameplay, and should be a new experience for console players. Also, I would recommend getting TF2 just because it's vastly superior than the console version.

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This has to be taken out of context. It doesn't even make sense. :P

There is a general misinterpretation of the Separation of Church and State...what the Amendement means is that the Federal Government cannot force any one religion upon the people.

I don't think the problem is primarily with the disciplining kids who are at an early age (although it is still pretty important).

The problem is with adults doing nothing when the kid reaches their teenage years. They do nothing when the kid texts while driving, drinks to the point of drunkenness, do drugs, fail at school, etc. This is, imo, the critical point in a kid's life as they're just entering adulthood. If parents fail to discipline kids during that age range, they'll never be able correct it.

We all expected Modern Warfare 2 to be the best game yet, in which it was.RCNReviews

Well I think I want to become a video game level designer, but I just found out you only make about 40K a year to start out with. Is that enough to live comfortably?

Also if anyone knows any good schools where you can learn to develop games as a team or something like that, please let me know. :)